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0900 Marine Weather Fundamentals McKinley

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Definition of Atmospheric Pressure

2:12

Atmospheric Pressure

2:39

Wind

3:42

Pressure Gradient Force

3:57

Coriolis Effect

5:10

Colles Effect

5:37

Friction

6:16

Weather Systems

9:59

Relative Humidity

11:49

Saturation

12:41

Atmospheric Instability

17:16

Vertical Cloud Development

17:36

The Atmosphere Is Unstable

17:42

Instability

19:13

Global Circulation

21:20

Atmospheric Circulation

21:36

Synoptic Scale Features

24:52

Weather Map Scale Features

24:56

Warm Front

27:46

Cloud Sequence

28:06

Occluded Fronts

29:15

The Occluded Front

30:15

Mid Latitude Lows

31:39

Northern Hemisphere Bias Balance Law

32:32

Upper Level Wind Patterns

39:23

Forecasting Lows

41:12

Trends

42:19

Norwegian Cyclone Model

47:16

Gulf Stream

49:45

Surface Analysis Chart

49:49

Pure Tropical Development

50:50

An Atmospheric Chimney

54:10

Differences between Tropical Cyclones and Extra-Tropical Cyclones

55:20

Classifications

56:43

Saffir-Simpson Scale

57:20

Sustained Wind

57:47

Precipitation

58:27

Tropical Cyclone

59:00

Hurricane Igor 2010

59:43

Weather Buoy

59:56

Instrumentation

1:00:30

Pressure Trace

1:00:42

Wind Direction

1:01:03

Significant Wave Height

1:01:31

Hurricane Season

1:02:14

Hurricanes in the South Atlantic

1:02:36

Steering Currents

1:03:25

When Will Hurricanes Begin To Weaken

1:05:40

Hurricane Centers Danger Graphic Presentations

1:09:53

You Can See that Circulating All around Their Radar Signature Showing the Circular Bands of Precipitation as Hurricane Charley in 2004 2004 There Were Four Landfalling Hurricanes in the United States every One of Them Hit Florida and this Is a the Florida Keys Here Key Largo and Key West Is Out Here this Is the Radar from Key West but You Can See the Circular Nature of the Precipitation Were the Reds and the Yellows of the Heavier Precipitation the Blues Are Somewhat Lighter Precipitation and You Can See the Banded Nosov It Here around the Center of It Typically We Don't Get Very Many Radar Good Radar Pictures of Hurricanes

1:14:30

But You Can See the Circular Nature of the Precipitation Were the Reds and the Yellows of the Heavier Precipitation the Blues Are Somewhat Lighter Precipitation and You Can See the Banded Nosov It Here around the Center of It Typically We Don't Get Very Many Radar Good Radar Pictures of Hurricanes because When They'Re Well-Established like this They'Re Usually Far Offshore out of the Range of Radars but this One Happened To Be a Good One so Ii Grabbed It Wilma 2005 Still Stands as the Record for Surface Pressure in the Western Hemisphere 882 Mil of Our Surface Pressure in the Center of this Thing

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0900 Marine Weather Fundamentals McKinley
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2018Jul 19

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