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Fiind in concediu tot cu gandul la statii am facut cateva poze prin UE.

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Ieri am fost intr-o drumetie de o zi pe Tarcu asa ca nu puteam rata cele doua statii meteo de acolo: Cuntu 1440 m si Tarcu 2190 m.
Am plecat de jos, de la baza telescaunului care urca pe muntele mic, de la altitudinea de 770 m. Imediat ce am trecut de Cuntu a inceput sa apara ceata si pe Tarcu abia daca se vedea la 10-15 metri uneori. In plus vantul batea cu peste 15 m/s si erau la ora 15:00 nu mai mult de 4.6 grade!
Cu toate astea, a fost o zi superba!
Iata si cateva poze:

un site foarte fain in care gasim fotografii foarte multe si foarte bune cu statii meteo din romania (12 statii)

http://www.zivatar.hu/felhotar/index.php?cat=56

***unii mai carcotashi iar vor spune ca nu inteleg nimic asta e...sa vina cu un site in romana...

E foarte bine. Pe cand pe site-ul ala si poze cu statii din Dobrogea?

creka never...dar apar pe google earth sigur

@doodoo

Bravo

Daca ne uitam la poze si tot intelegem ceva

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Se vede interesul crescut al maghiarilor pentru meteorologie. Spre deosebire de ei, la noi acest domeniu este inca unul tabu.

Am vazut ca o statie APM si cea a ANM-ului sunt una langa alta in Tg. Mures. Ma intreb, de ce oare statiile APM nu sunt calibrate, atata timp cat valorile de temperatura sunt cam intotdeauna mai mari cu 2-3 grade fata de cele ale ANM? Aceeasi chestie si in Arad si Zalau.

Pentru că sunt puse pe dulapurile alea gen container şi am vorbit cu cineva de la AM de aici şi datele staţiei meteo sunt doar orientative, nu-i interesează acureteţea acestora, sunt la pachet, cum s-ar spune, adică nişte suplimente informative.
Baza o constituie poluarea şi ce ţine de aceasta.
Foarte aproape de blocuri staţia ANM-ului, hmm... cam ciudat.

Dragă Doodoo, nu e vb de cârcoteală, sursa mea principală de informaţii e constituită din site-uri din Ungaria, chestia era că e un forum cu schimb de info în maghiară, apăi trebuie să ştii bine ungureşte, eu am ceva idee cât să nu mor în drum dar să intru pe un forum unguresc, sorry...
mi-ar trebui un translator online deştept...
Chiar dacă nu ţi-a picat prea bine să ştii că am o părere foarte bună despre tine, eşti la favoriţi.

Hello!

We have seen some visitors at our page arrived from this forum.
I don't speak Romanian at all, but I tried to read your posts with Google Translate.

We are trying to visit as many weather stations as it possible and collect photographs about them. So we spent our holiday this year in Romania and we made long trips to this stations. It was very exciting, nothing was the same as in Hungary. We saw other measuring devices, other methods of observing.

If you have any questions about our photos, you can ask us.

Hello to you too !
I'm quite interested in what you saw in Hungary and their methods of observing weather.
Do you have any idea what kind of weather stations do they use, what brand ?
In Romania the NMA (National Meteorological Agency) uses mainly Vaisala automatic weather stations and classical weather instruments.
Where are you from ? What kind of weather station do you have ?
In Romania you can find mainly on Wunderground La Crosse weather stations, one Davis, one Rainwise and a couple of Oregon Scientifics.
I have 2 La Crosse weather stations and and Inspeed Vortex wind sensor:
http://www.wunderground.com/cgi-bin/fin ... radea&MR=1

In Hungary we (the Hungarian Meteorological Service) use normally Vaisala stations, not the type MAWS, but at climate stations QLC-50 and at synoptic stations type MILOS-500. This devices log parameters (temperature, pressure, humidity, wind), that values go to the report automatically. At some stations there are observers, who make visual observations, and at 00-06-12-18 hours UTC use classical barometer, dry-and-wet thermometer, manual precipitation meter, and measure temperature and water level in a vat. And there is the same device as yours which measures the time when sun is shining.



In Hungary almost everyone uses LaCrosse weather stations, especially WS-1600, WS-2300 and WS-3600. I have a WS-3600. A can't show you it now, because my computer is out of order, I have some problems with it. I also have a webcam, but it's the same situation. The last picture is from about a week ago.

macgyver+jannesz...you're welcome here...
Üdvözlöm

Hi,
Some differents, that we found:
In Hungary, the layout of the devices at the stations are not as standardised as in Romania. Here every meteorological stations have different layouts.
The device to measure rime is a bit different than the Romanian ones. We use thicker wires, which are designed to simulate long-distance electric wires.
The sunshine recorder is called Campbell-Stokes in Hungary, but in Romania everybody called it Fuess.
We also had Vaisala wind profiler, ceilometer and visibility meter in Hungary in a few stations, that we did not seen in Romania, but i suppose you also had in some specific stations, that we had not visited yet.
And we saw a laser precipitation measuring equipment in Odorheiu Secuiesc, that we have never seen before.
You can check our photos in Hungary section http://www.zivatar.hu/felhotar/index.php?cat=11.

Thanks for warm welcome