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Scientists use different tool for different things. What do meteorologists use radar for?

tracking of a hurricane
different amounts of precipitation
location of warm and cold fronts
track location and movement of aircraft
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incorrect
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it's different amounts of precipitation
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Meteorologists use radar primarily for tracking different amounts of precipitation. This helps them to predict and monitor weather patterns, including the formation and movement of storms, hurricanes, and other weather events. Radar can also be used to locate warm and cold fronts, but its primary use is for precipitation tracking. It is not typically used for tracking aircraft movement.