Weather 101
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The document provides an overview of weather and climate concepts, beginning with an introduction to the sun as the primary energy source. It describes how the atmosphere regulates temperatures on Earth and discusses key processes like atmospheric circulation and ocean currents that redistribute solar energy globally. Various weather phenomena are also introduced, such as air masses, frontal systems, low and high pressure systems, and the formation and evolution of cyclones.
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The weather report detailed a day with sunshine, clouds, and some rain, along with a photo of a lake sent in. That evening, the clouds cleared leaving a starry night. Temperatures dropped to 4°C overnight with frost expected. The following morning brought cold, frosty winds before temperatures rose to a high of 7°C, with scattered afternoon showers drying out in the evening under cloudy skies.
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- 3. Visual UV X Ray
- 5. Solar Energy This is A LOT of energy..enough raise the temperature Of the Earth several 100 degrees…
- 6. If this occurred we would be dead, but……. WE HAVE AN ATMOSPHERE!!
- 7. The Atmosphere’s Energy Budget
- 9. Once the energy comes into the Atmosphere, how does it get distributed? It would be straight to the poles, of course…….
- 14. Where Are We? Tuesday Partly Cloudy. High: 48° F / 9° C Wind SSW 22 mph / 36 km/h Low: 46° F / 8° C Wednesday Chance of Rain. High: 51° F / 11° C Wind WNW 8 mph / 14 km/h Low: 37° F / 3° C Thursday Clear. High: 48° F / 9° C Wind SSE 8 mph / 14 km/h Low: 42° F / 6° C Friday Partly Cloudy. High: 48° F / 9° C Wind South 15 mph / 25 km/h Low: 42° F / 6° C Saturday Clear. High: 48° F / 9° C Wind South 17 mph / 28 km/h Low: 42° F / 6° C Sunday Chance of Rain. High: 48° F / 9° C Wind South 33 mph / 54 km/h Low: 46° F / 8° C Monday Partly Cloudy. High: 48° F / 9° C Wind WSW 8 mph / 14 km/h London, England - January
- 15. Happy Valley-Goose Bay Happy Valley-Goose Bay: Issued 11.30 AM NST Tuesday 10 January 2006 Today Sunny with cloudy periods. 30 percent chance of flurries near noon. Wind becoming west 20 km/h this afternoon. High 14. Tonight Cloudy periods with 40 percent chance of flurries. Wind northwest 30 km/h gusting to 50. Low 0. Cold wind chill minus 2. Wednesday Sunny. Wind northwest 30 km/h gusting to 50. Temperature falling to minus 2 in the afternoon. Cold wind chill minus 5. Thursday A mix of sun and cloud with 30 percent chance of flurries. Low minus 2. High 11. Friday A mix of sun and cloud with 30 percent chance of flurries. Low 11. High minus 12. Saturday A mix of sun and cloud with 60 percent chance of flurries. Low minus 3. High 9. For Comparision…..Labrador, Canada Temperatures in farenheit
- 17. Weather 101 Part II
- 18. Air Masses
- 25. Friday 1/13
- 26. Saturday 1/14
- 27. Sunday 1/15
- 28. Monday 1/16