Peter Vuong same

Why would you learn this in geography?

Justin Linden Some schools integrate weather/climate studies and environmental science into Geography.

Justin Linden because in geography class they will teach you geography stuff 🙂

@@K-Viz Or simply because geography is the study of the physical features of Earth AND it's atmosphere... It's actually a very broad subject that covers more than just the Earth's layout which is what people commonly just see it as.

get your prof to watch it, then he/she can explain it too, thus earning the money

Have you passed your exams?

WAYNE'S-WORLD me too!

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Me

Nolan Gates yes

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Me

it's really not

Well a twenty minute primary school lesson maybe...

So primary that most adults do not even know about this, take the reporters as an exampple.

@Special-Effects-404 same

Agreed I'm working on my ppl here in Canada and this was really helpful for meteorology section.

Thanks. I'll try to check it out later. I do have those weather theory ebooks from the FAA.. Very informative.

Ah,this is purely because the only intelligent person there WAS the weather reporter apart from the ranks of the greedy self interested people following their own agenda in -sycophantic adulation of the RM ( and oh ! What a plethora of acronyms jump to mind..)

You're young, one day you'll realize they're the most honest network out there.

This aged really well

@@14598175 They took off their slogan "fair and balanced" for a reason. Just follow the money and you'll see why Murdoch has made it more of a state propaganda machine to brainwash their main viewers (older white gentlemen) to do his bidding at the polls for his elite pals. They're against climate change for a reason for example since after all, the network owner and his bed buddies, the Koch brothers, have money vested in dirty oil/coal that they'd lose with progressive legislation that would cut pollution, improve the environment and protect human health at the expensive of their dirty money. We're not young, we're just not naive in thinking a media outlet is our friend and is looking out for our interests.

@@BombDaBase1 - " (older white gentlemen)" - wtf does that have to do with anything? Do you honestly think you're going to get far in life being a racist leftist? It's your life, if you want to be lazy when it comes to research and let others feed you talking points, continue being a racist bigot, hating successful people, and blinding yourself to the insane dishonesty of the left, you'll end up where most leftists do after 30. Alone and living with severe mental health issues. Stop letting others do your thinking for you.

Ppl talking about doing proper research are the same ones plugged into the TV sets when the news is on

Randall Hessian not too sure how this was random, they have scripts, read off teleprompters and are given time to get the slides and proper information ready. Plus I wouldn’t be surprised if this man, a educated weatherman, would already know a little bit about the jet stream, which influences the weather patterns across the entire globe

Think so no

If the air is more dense, the smoke will be more buoyant. Higher pressure is more dense. Probably not that simple though.

PacificCircle1 Pressure gradient, friction and Coriolis force. Welcome to the fluid dynamics!

Jinlue Song Most models show a vertical convergence of descending mass circulation cells. I'm assuming the Coriolis force converts movement into a horizontal vector.

PacificCircle1 why in "convergence " does the sir go down. ? He said it can't go up. Why not?

Coriolis force in the northern hemisphere makes the winds turn right of the lowering pressure levels -- otherwise we'd have winds constantly from the south to north (look at a 500 mb height contour map to see what I mean). The "turned" winds are called geostrophic winds... but it gets more complicated than that when you start to consider vorticity, ageostrophic motions, jet streaks, cold pooling aloft... etc.

He is saying Jet Stream Aloft ( it was hard for me too)

I explain it to my students like this: There are two locations: Surface (the air near the ground) and Aloft (the air higher up in the atmosphere). Something I’ve learned though is that a student wants a less vague definition of Aloft. In Meteorology, Aloft can mean anything so long as it’s not at the surface, so it’s hard to commit to a more firm definition. For the purpose of what he’s talking about in this video, Aloft represents the Tropopause, which is where the jet stream is present. The height of the tropopause varies, but I usually say it’s around 11 Kilometers, or about 36,000 feet... about the height that planes would fly.

yuh

I know right. Ironic how they still keep a meteorologist on their channel considering Fox harbors anti-science climate change deniers.

Yeah he should be on cnn real news.

It's better than fake news cbs, nbc, cnn, and other libtard provda's.

​@@K-Viz - Most conservative do NOT deny that the climate changes, obviously, we get ST/LT weather patterns, the debate is the _cause._ What did the left call the "crisis" before "warming" and "change"? It was "the big chill", the complete opposite! Is that science?? _It has always been about tax_ & this is ver 3.0. There will be a ver 4.0 & kids who call *you* anti-science for not believing in some new "global ____ crisis."

There's a reason Fox is consistently #1 in news while CNN is at the bottom. It's called integrity.

unfortunately yes :(

yep.

What???? It's not rocket science lol

Please,please tell me you are joking !

@@joanfordham1305 no...?

WellI would expect a future pilot to have been fully cognisant of these basic facts before embarking upon a career in which I have always been in awe

@@joanfordham1305 everybody is a student and starts somewhere, but I do understand your point. I’m not learning it for the first time, if that’s what you mean. I’m using the video for a reminder of basic knowledge I’ve learned 3 years ago. 😂