Weather 101 Segments from 2010
January
January 5th – Charles MacIntosh (inventor of waterproof fabric)
January 11th – Black ice
January 18th – Severe Thunderstorm definition change (hail size) and hail facts
January 25th – How does RADAR work?
February
February 1st – Ready Set Go
February 8th – National Weatherpersons Day (2/5) Thomas Jeffries
February 15th – How to measure snow
February 22nd – Elevated Convection
March
March 2nd – Sleet
March 9th – Numerical Weather Prediction (Lewis Fry Richardson)
March 16th – Infrared imagery
March 24th – Visible satellite imagery
March 30th – Water vapor imagery
April
April 6th – Undercast
April 13th – Scanning strategies of RADAR (VCP)
April 20th – Clear Air Mode
April 27th – Precipitation Mode
May
May 4th – Bright Band
May 11th – Fog
May 18th – Lenticular Clouds
May 25th – Invests
June
June 1st – CDO (Central Dense Overcast)
June 8th – Cirrus clouds
June 15th – Atmospheric Circulation
June 22nd – Jet Streaks
June 29th – Hurricane hunter aircraft
July
July 5th – Hurricane hunter aircraft part 2
July 13th – Hurricane Hunter personnel
July 20th – Visible vs infrared satellite imagery
July 27th – Bermuda High
August
August 2nd – Thunderstorm Anvil
August 9th – Anemometer
August 16th – Chinook wind
August 23rd – Frost
August 30th – Relative Humidity
September
September 7th – Ground Clutter
September 13th – Super-refraction and sub-refraction
September 20th – Second trip echoes
September 27th – Equinoxes
October
October 4th – Sir Francis Beaufort
October 11th – Hydrography
October 18th – NW Pacific tropical designations
October 25th – Fronts
November
November 1st – Cold Fronts
November 8th – Warm Fronts
November 15th – Stationary Fronts
November 22nd – Occluded Fronts
November 29th – Front mimicry (drylines, squall lines, outflow boundaries, shear lines)
December
December 6th – Haboob
December 13th – Snow Rollers
December 20th – Sublimation
December 27th – Weird Weather Facts
