= Short Weather Cipher
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Short Weather Cipher is a type of simple substitution cipher used historically for encoding messages in a way that could be easily transmitted over radio or written in brief forms. It was particularly popular in maritime and military communications where brevity and clarity were essential. In this cipher, code words or short phrases are used to represent specific weather conditions, orders, or other standard messages. For example, a particular code might represent "heavy rain," while another might indicate "clear skies.
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