This interactive interface for Atmospherics/Weather Works allows you to select and listen to the sound of data describing the temperature, pressure, wind, and moisture of Hurricane Bob August 18, 1991 at various geographical points.
Fourteen 5-minute compositions were created at 5 elevation points from sea level to the top of the atmosphere.
The sound covers 1000km from Florida to Northern New York and from the Eastern tip of Massachusetts to Western New Jersey with New York City in the center. The model resolution was 10km and data was taken every 3 minutes over 24 hours.
1] First, select the desired elevation
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Then, select geographic points by choosing check boxes 
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Finally, click the sound button to start and stop the sonification 
Requires the Flash Plug-in, best viewed with a high-bandwidth connection.
