The given diagram illustrates how the up-to-the-minute information on the weather is collected.
Overall, it is clear that the process consists of four main stages starting with receiving incoming information from varied sources, preparing them and ending with broadcasting.
The process starts with gaining upcoming information from three main sources: satellite, radar and drifting buoy. Based on these differences, analysis and forecasting of up-to-the minute information on the weather can be organized with three methods. If the source of incoming information is the satellite, then the analysis of it determined as satellite photo. And if it is received by radar, broadcast analyzes based on radar screen. Third method of analyzing information is synoptic chart, which is based on the drifting buoy.
At the third step of the process, collected information from each of sources, prepares to be broadcasted. Finally, broadcast takes place in three varied ways such as TV newsreader, radio and recorded announcement.
