concept   weather forecasting
21 commonsense assertions
Cultures (21) • India (1) • New Zealand (1) • Meteorologists (1) • Pacific Island nations (1) • Traditional societies without modern science education (1) • pilot community (1) • sailing communities (1) • urban areas with central heating (1) • African tribal communities (1) • Amazonian tribes (1) • Arab countries (1) • Coastal communities in Southeast Asia (1) • European countries (1) • Indigenous cultures (1) • Inuit communities (1) • Modern educated societies (1) • Rural agricultural communities (1) • Urban city dwellers (1) • Western scientific context (1) • livestock farming (1) navigation (1) • more
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 weather forecasting India In India, weather forecasts may be less commonly delivered by TV weathermen and often rely on traditional methods. 5
2 weather forecasting New Zealand Weather forecasting is critical for beach safety and water activities in New Zealand due to unpredictable weather. 4
3 weather forecasting Meteorologists Meteorologists use scientific methods and technology to forecast the weather. 3
4 weather forecasting Pacific Island nations Weather forecasting is crucial for Pacific Island nations for tracking tropical cyclones, extreme winds, fishing, and navigation. 3
5 weather forecasting Traditional societies without modern science education In traditional societies without modern science education, weather forecasting is based on folklore and traditional wisdom. 2
6 weather forecasting pilot community Pilots use a combination of meteorological data and personal experience to forecast weather accurately. 2
7 weather forecasting sailing communities Accurate weather forecasting is crucial for safe and efficient sailing navigation. 2
8 weather forecasting urban areas with central heating Accurate weather forecasting is crucial for daily planning and commutes in urban areas with central heating. 2
9 weather forecasting African tribal communities Weather forecasting in African tribal communities is closely tied to agricultural practices and seasonal planting. 1
10 weather forecasting Amazonian tribes Amazonian tribes use observations of animal behavior and celestial patterns in their weather forecasting. 1
11 weather forecasting Arab countries Weather forecasting in Arab countries is influenced by traditional meteorological techniques and seasonal patterns. 1
12 weather forecasting Coastal communities in Southeast Asia Weather forecasting is integral to the fishing and navigation practices of coastal communities in Southeast Asia. 1
13 weather forecasting European countries Weather forecasting in European countries is crucial for planning outdoor activities and events. 1
14 weather forecasting Indigenous cultures Weather forecasting in Indigenous cultures is influenced by traditional knowledge and local signs in nature. 1
15 weather forecasting Inuit communities Inuit weather forecasting incorporates animal behavior and celestial patterns. 1
16 weather forecasting Modern educated societies Modern educated societies use meteorological instruments, satellite data, and computer models to forecast weather with scientific accuracy. 1
17 weather forecasting Rural agricultural communities In rural agricultural communities, weather forecasting is closely monitored to plan optimal planting and harvesting times. 1
18 weather forecasting Urban city dwellers Urban city dwellers mainly rely on weather forecasting for travel plans and outdoor activities rather than its impact on daily life. 1
19 weather forecasting Western scientific context Weather forecasting in Western scientific culture utilizes advanced technology and meteorological data for accurate predictions. 1
20 weather forecasting livestock farming Accurate weather forecasting is essential for livestock farmers to predict grazing conditions and plan animal care. 1
21 weather forecasting navigation Weather forecasting is crucial for safe navigation at sea. 1