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anemometer

noun as in weather station

noun as in weather vane

noun as in wind gauge

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Satellites will team up with anemometers, pairing live aerial footage with wind patterns to tell firefighters exactly where the fire is going.

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It may also have prompted the third director of the observatory - Romney Robinson - to develop a device for accurately measuring wind speed - the four cup anemometer.

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In the painting he was standing next to a globe and holding an anemometer, a device for measuring wind speed.

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And on parade day, they will spread out along the route with anemometers to monitor weather conditions in real-time.

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Dr. Lee Ju-hyung has largely avoided restaurants in recent months, but on the few occasions he’s dined out, he’s developed a strange, if sensible, habit: whipping out a small anemometer to check the airflow.

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