i need help

[alexrls]

hey im in class and i need a 5 day weather fore cast!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

(only helpfull within the next 1/2 hour!!!! the time is 2:28)

[Tigergenesis]

For where? Since you're on the Internet why not just find the website for your local news station.

[alexrls]

sorry NY state (or more specificaly Long Island)

[Tigergenesis]

just search on the net - find a local tv station website and look in their weather section.

[Jeanne]

You are on the internet, go to www.weathercast.com .

[Smulkin]

haha - that's like running into a clock store and demanding someone TELL YOU the time!


BTW what IS the airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow?

[green_man]

roughly 11 meters per second, or 24 miles an hour

[Marla]

Is that an African or European swallow?

[green_man]

i dont know that... whhhhaaaaaaaa

[padiente]

Here is the answer

Assuming the bird is a European swallow, it will probably flap its wings about 15 times per second and travel at a rate of 0.22 meters per beat. One method to determine the air speed velocity is to plug these values into the following equation:

U=3fA,

where f is the number of times the swallow flaps its wings per second and A is how far it travels per flap. Insert our values for f and A into the equation, and you have:

U=3*15*0.22=9.9m/sec

Hence, the air speed velocity of an unladen European swallow is about 9.9 meters per second.


Haha, I get to cross the bridge right?