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| == synoptic chart ==
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| <div class="definition"><div class="short_definition">In meteorology, any [[chart]] or map on which data and analyses are presented that describe the state of the [[atmosphere]] over a large area at a given moment in time.</div><br/> <div class="paragraph">The possible variety of such charts is almost limitless, but in meteorological history there has been a more or less standard set of synoptic charts, including [[surface charts]] and the [[constant- pressure charts]] of the [[upper air]]. Other synoptic charts include [[isentropic charts]] and [[constant- height charts]], both used for [[upper-air analysis]]. There are a number of auxiliary and special- purpose synoptic charts, including [[thickness charts]], [[tropopause charts]], [[stability charts]], [[change charts]], [[continuity charts]], etc., that have useful applications for preparing forecasts of weather events at various locations. <br/>''See also'' [[mean chart]], [[prognostic chart]], [[cross section]], [[profile]].</div><br/> </div>
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