The diagram below shows how the Australian Bureau of Meteorology collects up-to-the-minute infromation on the weather in order to produce reliable forecasts

The given figure illustrates the process of collecting

information

on the weather to make a comprehensive forecast conducted by the Australian Meteorology Bureau in one minute. The diagram starts with incoming

information

and informs the

data

results as the

last

step.

To begin

with, there are three facilities to collect wheater

data

; satellite, radar and drifting buoy. Scientists analyze and forecast the

information

taken from a satellite in space

as well as

the

data

coming from the radar shows a radar screen which provides weather conditions

in particular

areas of the world.

In addition

, the bureau collects up-to-the-minute synoptic charts from a drafting buoy which is located in the sea. After all the

information

is complete, The

data

is inputted into a computer to prepare the broadcast and

subsequently

, reliable forecasts are published in many media, including TV newsreaders, radio, and recorded

information

. In conclusion, What the bureau do is that people can know the weather condition

such

as rain, snow, temperature, etc from a believable institution.