Weather 101 Segments from 2007
April
April 30th – GFS Model (1st Weather 101 Segment) Audio Player
May
May 7th – Computers Needed for the GFS ModelAudio Player
May 14th – How RADAR worksAudio Player
May 21st – Sun DogsAudio Player
May 28th – Evaporative CoolingAudio Player
June
June 4th – Kinds of TemperatureAudio Player
June 11th – LightningAudio Player
June 18th – ThunderAudio Player
June 25th – Other Global Scale Numerical Weather ModelsAudio Player
July
July 2nd – Regional Scale ModelsAudio Player
July 9th – ISOs on Weather MapsAudio Player
July 16th – Layers of the AtmosphereAudio Player
July 23rd – Getting Atmospheric MeasurementsAudio Player
July 30th – Inversions and the CapAudio Player
August
August 6th – Tropical CyclonesAudio Player
August 13th – Ring around the Sun or MoonAudio Player
August 20th – METARAudio Player
August 27th – Trochoidal MotionAudio Player
September
September 3rd – Definition of TUTAudio Player
September 10th – Heat Transfer in the AtmosphereAudio Player
September 17th – Precipitable Water (PW)Audio Player
September 24th – TIROS and Weather SatellitesAudio Player
October
October 1st – Thermodynamic DiagramsAudio Player
October 8th – Wet and Dry AdiabatsAudio Player
October 15th – Glaciation in an UpdraftAudio Player
October 22nd – Foehn WindsAudio Player
October 29th – Cleveland Abbe and How Time Zones Came to BeAudio Player
November
November 12th – Vorticity and HelicityAudio Player
November 19th – Dual-Pol ExplanationAudio Player
November 26th – Bright Bands on RadarAudio Player
December
December 3rd – Lake-Effect SnowAudio Player
December 10th – ThundersnowAudio Player
December 17th – Noctilucent CloudsAudio Player
December 24th – Winter SolsticeAudio Player
December 31st – SnowAudio Player
