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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 5: Cloud Formation and Convection (Part 1: What a Cloud Is)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 5: Cloud Formation and Convection (Part 2: Burning Fuel and Contrails)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 5: Cloud Formation and Convection (Part 3: Properties of Air)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 5: Cloud Formation and Convection (Part 4: Air Parcels and the Lapse Rate)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 5: Cloud Formation and Convection (Part 5: Thermals and Convection Cells)
15 questions
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 5: Cloud Formation and Convection (Part 6: Latent Heat and Stability)
16 questions
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 1: How to Identify and Name Clouds (Part 1: Cloud Shapes and Heights)
13 questions
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 1: How to Identify and Name Clouds (Part 2: Cumulus, Altocumulus and Cirrocumulus)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 1: How to Identify and Name Clouds (Part 3: Cumulonimbus and Stratocumulus)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 1: How to Identify and Name Clouds (Part 4: Layered Clouds, Cirrus and Odd Clouds)
18 questions
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 2: Humidity, Mixing Ratio and Dew Point (Part 1: Gases of the Atmosphere)
10 questions
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 2: Humidity, Mixing Ratio and Dew Point (Part 2: Mixing Ratio)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 2: Humidity, Mixing Ratio and Dew Point (Part 3: Saturation and Temperature)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 2: Humidity, Mixing Ratio and Dew Point (Part 4: Cooling to the Dew Point)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 2: Humidity, Mixing Ratio and Dew Point (Part 5: Using the Dew Point)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 3: Relative Humidity (Part 1: Changing Mixing Ratio and Dew Point)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 3: Relative Humidity (Part 2: Dew Point Practice Problems)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 3: Relative Humidity (Part 3: What Relative Humidity Means)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 3: Relative Humidity (Part 4: Reasoning About Relative Humidity)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 3: Relative Humidity (Part 5: The Daily Cycle and Why We Use It)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 3b: Extra Help with Dew Point and Relative Humidity
11 questions
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 4: Evaporation and Latent Heat (Part 1: Solid, Liquid and Vapor)
9 questions
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 4: Evaporation and Latent Heat (Part 2: Evaporation and Relative Humidity)
10 questions
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 4: Evaporation and Latent Heat (Part 3: Latent Heat)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 4: Evaporation and Latent Heat (Part 4: Panting Dogs and Swamp Coolers)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 5b: Extra Help with Locating Clouds and Thermals
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 6: Convective Storms and Precipitation (Part 1: Heat Sources That Build Clouds)
12 questions
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 6: Convective Storms and Precipitation (Part 2: Deep Convection and How Raindrops Form)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 6: Convective Storms and Precipitation (Part 3: Downdrafts, Microbursts and Haboobs)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 6: Convective Storms and Precipitation (Part 4: Hail, Lightning and Thunder)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 6: Convective Storms and Precipitation (Part 5: Cloud Suck and Tornado Alley)
11 questions
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 7: Air Pressure and Wind (Part 1: Air Pressure and the Barometer)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 7: Air Pressure and Wind (Part 2: Highs, Lows and Winds Aloft)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 7: Air Pressure and Wind (Part 3: Thermal Lows, Cold Highs and Sea-Level Pressure)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 7: Air Pressure and Wind (Part 4: Reading Sea-Level Pressure Maps)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 7: Air Pressure and Wind (Part 5: The Coriolis Effect and Wind Direction)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 7b: Extra Help with Wind Direction and Pressure Maps
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 8: Temperature Inversions and Air Pollution (Part 1: Weather Balloons and the Ozone Layer)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 8: Temperature Inversions and Air Pollution (Part 2: Atmospheric Layers and Inversions)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 8: Temperature Inversions and Air Pollution (Part 3: Trapped Pollution and Particulate Matter)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 8: Temperature Inversions and Air Pollution (Part 4: Asbestos and Desert Dust)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 8: Temperature Inversions and Air Pollution (Part 5: VOCs, Sulfur Dioxide and Acid Rain)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 8: Temperature Inversions and Air Pollution (Part 6: NOx, Ozone, Carbon Monoxide and Heavy Metals)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 8: Temperature Inversions and Air Pollution (Part 7: The Clean Air Act and the Air Quality Index)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 9: Fronts and Mid-Latitude Cyclones (Part 1: Air Masses and the Polar Front)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 9: Fronts and Mid-Latitude Cyclones (Part 2: Warm Fronts and Cold Fronts)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 9: Fronts and Mid-Latitude Cyclones (Part 3: The Life of a Mid-Latitude Cyclone)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 9: Fronts and Mid-Latitude Cyclones (Part 4: Living Through a Mid-Latitude Cyclone)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 9: Fronts and Mid-Latitude Cyclones (Part 5: Cyclones from Space and Hurricanes)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 10: Global Circulation of the Atmosphere (Part 1: Trade Winds and the ITCZ)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 10: Global Circulation of the Atmosphere (Part 2: The Hadley Cell and Subtropical Highs)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 10: Global Circulation of the Atmosphere (Part 3: Westerlies, Jet Streams and Polar Easterlies)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 10: Global Circulation of the Atmosphere (Part 4: Rain Shadows and Local Climate)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 11: Seasonal Changes in Atmospheric Circulation (Part 1: Weather, Climate and the Seasons)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 11: Seasonal Changes in Atmospheric Circulation (Part 2: How the Circulation Shifts with the Seasons)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 11: Seasonal Changes in Atmospheric Circulation (Part 3: Seasonal Rain Patterns)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 12: Monsoons (Part 1: Sea Breezes and Seasonal Wind Reversals)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 12: Monsoons (Part 2: The Asian Monsoon and Monsoons Worldwide)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 12: Monsoons (Part 3: Setting Up the North American Monsoon)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 12: Monsoons (Part 4: Monsoon Timing, Breaks and Bursts)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 13: ENSO: El Niño and La Niña (Part 1: Ocean Gyres and Upwelling)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 13: ENSO: El Niño and La Niña (Part 2: How El Niño and La Niña Work)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 13: ENSO: El Niño and La Niña (Part 3: ENSO's Reach Around the World)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 13: ENSO: El Niño and La Niña (Part 4: ENSO and U.S. Winters)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 15: Greenhouse Gases and the Greenhouse Effect (Part 1: Light, Wavelength and Radiation)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 15: Greenhouse Gases and the Greenhouse Effect (Part 2: Which Gases Trap Heat)
9 questions
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 15: Greenhouse Gases and the Greenhouse Effect (Part 3: The Greenhouse Effect and Global Warming Potential)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 15: Greenhouse Gases and the Greenhouse Effect (Part 4: CO₂ Equivalent and U.S. Emissions)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 16: The Carbon Cycle (Part 1: Where Earth's Carbon Is Stored)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 16: The Carbon Cycle (Part 2: How Carbon Moves)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 16: The Carbon Cycle (Part 3: Ocean Acidification and Coral Reefs)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 16: The Carbon Cycle (Part 4: The Keeling Curve and Ice Cores)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 17: Evidence for Global Warming (Part 1: Reading the Global Temperature Record)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 17: Evidence for Global Warming (Part 2: Why Warming Is Uneven)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 17: Evidence for Global Warming (Part 3: Time Series and Running Means)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 17: Evidence for Global Warming (Part 4: Shrinking Ice and Rising Seas)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 17: Evidence for Global Warming (Part 5: Ruling Out Sunspots and Volcanoes)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 14: Water Projects of the Southwestern U.S. (Part 1: Los Angeles and Groundwater)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 14: Water Projects of the Southwestern U.S. (Part 2: Owens Lake and Mono Lake)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 14: Water Projects of the Southwestern U.S. (Part 3: Sharing the Colorado River)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 14: Water Projects of the Southwestern U.S. (Part 4: What Dams Do to Rivers)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 14: Water Projects of the Southwestern U.S. (Part 5: Canals, Phoenix and the Rio Grande)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 14: Water Projects of the Southwestern U.S. (Part 6: Albuquerque's Water)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 18: Electricity Generation and Carbon Footprint (Part 1: How Electricity Is Generated)
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Lecture 18: Electricity Generation and Carbon Footprint (Part 2: Coal and Coal Mining)
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Lecture 18: Electricity Generation and Carbon Footprint (Part 3: Inside a Coal-Fired Power Plant)
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Lecture 18: Electricity Generation and Carbon Footprint (Part 4: Power, Energy and Kilowatt-Hours)
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Lecture 18: Electricity Generation and Carbon Footprint (Part 5: Calculating a Carbon Footprint)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 18b: Bulb Swap Calculations
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 19: Why We Recycle Aluminum
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 20: Renewable Energy (Part 1: Solar Heat)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 20: Renewable Energy (Part 2: Photovoltaic Solar Panels)
12 questions
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 20: Renewable Energy (Part 3: Solar Pros, Cons and Calculations)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 20: Renewable Energy (Part 4: Wind Power)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 20: Renewable Energy (Part 5: Geothermal Energy)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 20: Renewable Energy (Part 6: Hydroelectric Power)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 21: Climate Change Models (Part 1: How Climate Models Work)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 21: Climate Change Models (Part 2: Emission Scenarios and Future Warming)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 21: Climate Change Models (Part 3: Weather vs. Climate and Heat Extremes)
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Mel Strong Meteorology
Lecture 21: Climate Change Models (Part 4: Impacts on People and Ecosystems)
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