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Chapter 6 Atmospheric Forces and Wind

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Atmosphere and Space

Atmosphere and Space. Atmosphere. The Atmosphere is the layer of air surrounding the Earth The gases in the atmosphere are important because: They block out dangerous rays from the sun, such as UV rays They stabilize the temperature across the Earth by retaining heat

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Unit 6: Atmosphere Interactions and Weather

Unit 6: Atmosphere Interactions and Weather. At the end of this unit you will be able to Calculate: Dewpoint and Relative Humidity Read and Interpret Charts in Reference Tables Determine the height of a cloud base using a graph Read and create station models

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Outline for Lecture 13

Outline for Lecture 13. Factors Affecting Wind. Winds Aloft and Geostrophic Flow. Curved Flow and the Gradient Wind. Surface winds. How Winds Generate Vertical Air Motion. 3/13/03. Formation of A Sea Breeze. No pressure gradient, no wind. (b) Unequal heating creates pressure

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Chapter 19

Chapter 19. The Atmosphere in Motion. Section 1. Air pressure is the weight of the air as it pushes down on Earth Ave:14.7 lbs/square inch, and this is from all directions. As you move up in atmosphere there is less air above to press down- so air pressure lessens .

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CHAPTER 9

CHAPTER 9. WEATHER PATTERNS. Front. Zone of conflict between air masses of differing temperature / humidity

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NATS 101 Lecture 23 Fronts

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Jet stream

Jet stream. Jet stream and other upper air winds. Jet stream formation Jet stream position Why the jet stream is important Cyclones. The Jet Stream. Puzzling Questions Why does it take longer to fly from New York to Los Angeles than it takes to fly from Los Angeles to New York?

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Atmospheric Circulation

Atmospheric Circulation. Causes of Atmospheric Circulation 1) Uneven solar energy inputs 2) Rotation of the Earth Global Circulation Patterns Local Events and Storms.

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Atmosphere-Ocean Interaction

Atmosphere-Ocean Interaction. Upcoming Schedule. Friday, March 9: finish Chapter 10. March 12-16, Spring Break. Monday, March 19: Chapter 18 (Air Pollution). Wednesday, March 21: begin Chapter 11 + office hours Friday, March 23: no class (KM out of town).

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The San Diego Hurricane of October 2, 1858

The San Diego Hurricane of October 2, 1858. Michael Chenoweth Independent Scholar Elkridge, Maryland, USA Chris Landsea NOAA/Hurricane Research Division Miami, Florida, USA AMS Forum: Living in the Coastal Zone January 11, 2005.

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HURRICANES

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Weather Part III Storms

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Storms

Storms. By Allyson Mykytiuk. Overview. Through this presentation, you will learn about a few different kinds of storms that can happen in the world. Tornados. Some quick information.

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kinds of natural phenomena by : Lorena mora

kinds of natural phenomena by : Lorena mora.

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Weather Forecasting Review

Weather Forecasting Review. Go with the Flow from High to Low. Objective. You will use a black colored pencil to lightly draw lines connecting identical values of sea level pressure.

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Outline

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Outline

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Please view this PowerPoint as a slideshow!

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SO441 Presentation Tips

SO441 Presentation Tips. Be as technical as possible Use the tools presented in this course Weather charts, satellite images, upper-air soundings

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