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(Important Note: I have only uploaded the glyphs I
have used in practice sentences and sample constructions. Therefore, not every
glyph indicated on these "source" pages is available on my website at
the moment. Instead, you'll probably see a lot of these little guys,
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The weatherlady has a ton of symbols that she slides around her maps.
It's interesting to see that a lot of the traditional weather symbols are common typographic symbols (such as ** § ,, =), probably because the primitive computer-generated weather maps of long ago had limited graphic capabilities, so they had to stick to pre-programmed shapes.
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blowing snow | |||
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cyclone |  | ||
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drizzle, moderate | |||
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fog | |||
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freezing drizzle | |||
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freezing rain | |||
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haze | |||
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light shower | |||
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rain, heavy |  | ||
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rain, moderate | |||
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sandstorm | |||
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sleet | |||
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smoke | |||
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snow |  | ||
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thunderstorm with freezing rain | |||
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thunderstorm with rain | |||
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tornado |
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Last updated November 2003
Copyright © 2003 Matthew White
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