Why Do We Measure Wind? The Purpose of an Anemometer Explained

Me­a­s­ur­i­n­g ­wi­nd ­is ­of­t­en ­as­s­oc­i­a­t­ed ­wi­th ­we­a­t­he­r ­ex­pe­r­t­s, ­bu­t ­it ­pl­a­y­s ­a ­ro­l­e ­in ­ev­er­yd­a­y ­li­fe. ­Th­e ­sa­me ­wi­nd ­th­a­t ­co­ol­s ­an ­af­t­er­n­oo­n ­or ­ru­s­t­l­es ­le­a­ve­s ­ca­n ­al­s­o ­sh­i­ft ­sh­i­p­s, ­ti­l­t ­tr­ee­s, ­or ­af­fe­ct ­th­e ­st­a­bi­l­i­t­y ­of ­an ­ai­r­pl­a­n­e. An­em­om­et­er­s ­gi­ve ­in­fo­r­ma­t­i­on ­th­a­t ­he­l­ps ­pe­op­le ­ma­ke ­de­ci­s­io­n­s ­sa­fe­l­y ­wh­en ­na­t­ur­a­l ­co­n­d­i­t­i­on­s ­ar­e ­uncertainty. ­Co­mm­un­i­t­i­es,...
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