Gathered for a morning run or grocery store? Not sure what to wear to work? Wondering how to dress for an evening date? Maybe you just wanted to know the weather information to tell others? If you are concerned about these questions, read how to find out the weather in your city.
Instructions
Step 1
Take a look at the thermometer outside the window. This is the simplest and most primitive method that will only give you an idea of the air temperature. Most thermometers cannot show wind speed and direction, as well as atmospheric pressure. And the temperature on high floors and near the earth's surface is somewhat different. However, in the absence of radio, television and the Internet, this is almost the only way to find out about the weather in your city.
What to do if, among other benefits of civilization, you also lack a thermometer outside your window? Typically, some buildings have signs showing local time, temperature and atmospheric pressure. You can walk to one of them. It's better to dress warmly, just in case. Excess clothing can be removed, but if you dress lightly, there is a possibility of overcooling.
Step 2
Take a look at the internet portal of your city. Almost every relatively large settlement has its own representation in the global network. On such sites or portals, as a rule, there is information about the weather.
On the same resources, there are often weather forecasts for the next few days, which are still less accurate. If you live in a large city, it is worth remembering that the temperature displayed on the network may differ from the actual situation outside your window.
Step 3
Find out the weather in your city using television or radio. Usually, federal and regional weather forecasts are broadcast at the end of television news.
The situation is similar with radio stations: after the news block, they tell in detail about the weather. Most radio stations broadcast news every hour during the day, and on television every 3 hours.
