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Thin altocumulus clouds on November 4, 2009, looking south at UCLA parking structure 9 (CNSI building to the left). These clouds at 16000 ft are borderline high clouds, so they could really be cirrocumulus, but size and denseness are more appropriate for altocumulus.

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An Introductory course on meteorology for the non-science major.

MWF 10:00-10:50 pm
in WG Young CS76

Dr. Jeffrey K. Lew
Math Science 1961
310-825-3023
lew@atmos.ucla.edu
AIM: jklew888

Office hours:
TuTh 3:30-4:30 pm
W 12:30-3:00 pm
or by appointment
in MS 1961

Breaking News ( Friday, November 6, 2009 5:08 PM )

The graded Exam #1 will be returned to you in your discussion sections, with the Monday and Tuesday sections possibly being available at Wednesday's lecture.

The second lab assignment has been posted on the lab information page. You will receive a weather station assignment by email throughout this week.

The key for the multiple-choice questions on Exam #1 has been posted on the exam page.

The second take-home quiz was distributed in class on Friday, November 6th and is due before lecture starts on Monday, November 9th.

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