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Meteorologists use weather satellites and powerful computers to predict the weather. Weather satellites collect data from space about conditions like hurricanes and temperatures and have been in use since 1960. This data is stored in computers which meteorologists can use to calculate details of storms and roughly determine when and where they will hit land.
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