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The Weather Around You, Understanding How The Weather Works


Date: 6 August 2022 | Posted by: voska89
The Weather Around You, Understanding How The Weather Works
Last updated 4/2018
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 614.33 MB | Duration: 4h 36m
Understand what processes are occurring in the weather without the complicated math or science behind it.


What you'll learn
Understand the basics of the weather
Know why we have seasons
Understand the Coriolis effect, it's impact on the atmosphere and weather
Recognize 3 of the major temperature scales (Celsius, Fahrenheit & Kelvin)
Comprehend how the sun heats the earth
Water phases and water cycle
Grasp the concept of relative humidity
How water droplets form from the smallest up to raindrops and beyond
Easily understand what is meant by the different types of air stability (stable, unstable, neutral and conditionally unstable)
Identify different types of clouds, what they are made of and how they form
Identify different types of precipitation and how they form (rain, snow, sleet, freezing rain, hail)
Understand the differences between high and low pressure and how they form
Know what isobars are and how they are related to air pressure and wind
Identify some basic wind related events
Understand basic global air circulation and jet streams
Know what the different air masses and fronts are, as well as how they are identified
Grasp how weather events such as thunderstorms, tornadoes, flash floods, lightning, etc... are formed
Read a wind barb
Understand many different weather symbols as well as understand the basic symbols on a weather station reading
Much more...
Requirements
Basic Math - Add, Subtract, Multiply and Divide
Basic Geography - Hemispheres, Equator, Latitudes (helps but not required)
Basic Geometry - You have a basic understanding of Angles and Diameter (helps but not required)
Description
Ever wonder why afternoon thunderstorms form in the summer, or how hail forms? Maybe you have another question about weather but do not want to learn all of the complicated mathematics and science that are included in a detailed meteorology class? In this course, The Weather Around You, I will teach you what you want to know about basic weather phenomenon, from how small air eddies form, to how the earth's tilt and orbit impact our weather. We will work our way into many different concepts necessary for understanding the weather. As we move through the course together, we will discuss air pressure, energy and how it actually warms us up, water's role, clouds, precipitation, storm formation and so much more. Toward the end of the course we will also discuss how different weather events are formed, such as thunderstorms, tornadoes and lightning. Each lecture will cover a specific idea or concept about the weather, without lingering too long on any one subject. lectures are generally 5 - 10 minutes in length and have a brief review at the end. After each section you will be given the opportunity to see how much you have learned by taking a short quiz pertaining to the information we have covered! When you finish this course you will have a great understanding of what the weather is doing around you, as well as know what the weather forecasters actually mean when you hear them use weather related terms!
Overview
Section 1: About this course
Lecture 1 About this Course
Lecture 2 What I Expect from You
Section 2: The Earth
Lecture 3 Introduction to Section 2: The Earth
Lecture 4 Weather, Climate and Atmosphere
Lecture 5 The Earth's Tilt and Orbit (Seasons)
Lecture 6 Earth's Rotation
Lecture 7 The Coriolis
Section 3: Energy
Lecture 8 Introduction to Section 3: Energy
Lecture 9 Energy and Temperature
Lecture 10 Energy and Heat
Lecture 11 Moving Energy
Lecture 12 Warming the Earth
Section 4: Humidity and Water
Lecture 13 Introduction to Section 4: Humidity
Lecture 14 Water Phases
Lecture 15 Water Transitions
Lecture 16 The Water Cycle
Lecture 17 Humidity
Lecture 18 Condensation Nuclei
Lecture 19 Haze, Fog & Dew
Section 5: Clouds and Stability
Lecture 20 Introduction to Section 5: Clouds and Stability
Lecture 21 Stability
Lecture 22 Cloud Developement
Lecture 23 Cloud Forms
Lecture 24 Clouds by Height
Section 6: Precipitation
Lecture 25 Introduction to Section 6: Precipitation
Lecture 26 Forming Precipitation in Clouds
Lecture 27 Types of Precipitation
Lecture 28 Measuring Precipitation
Section 7: Air Pressure
Lecture 29 Introduction to Section 7: Air Movement and Pressure
Lecture 30 Scales of Motion
Lecture 31 High and Low Pressure
Lecture 32 Wind
Section 8: Air Movement around the Globe
Lecture 33 Introduction to Section 8: Global Air Movement
Lecture 34 Jet Stream
Lecture 35 Global Circulation
Lecture 36 Ocean and the Atmosphere
Section 9: Fronts and Air Masses
Lecture 37 Introduction to Section 9: Fronts and Air Masses
Lecture 38 Types of Air Masses
Lecture 39 What is a Front?
Section 10: Thunderstorms, tornadoes, hurricanes and other weather events
Lecture 40 Introduction to Section 10: Storms and Weather Events
Lecture 41 Severe Weather Advisories
Lecture 42 Thunderstorms
Lecture 43 Super Cells and Tornadoes
Lecture 44 Lightning
Lecture 45 Tropical Storms and Hurricanes
Lecture 46 Floods
Lecture 47 North Easters
Section 11: Concepts of Forecasting
Lecture 48 Introduction to Section 11: Concepts of Forecating
Lecture 49 Forecasting
Lecture 50 Weather Maps
Lecture 51 Doppler Radar, Imagery and Soundings
Lecture 52 More Symbols
Lecture 53 Station Readings
Section 12: Other Phenomenon
Lecture 54 Rainbows
Section 13: Conclusion
Lecture 55 What We Have Learned
Lecture 56 Thank You!
Anyone who wants to know how the weather works without the complicated mathematics (basic mathematics help though),This weather course is intended to provide basic knowledge about common weather concepts. It is not intended to be fast pace.,NOT an advanced meteorology course

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