Weather 101 Segments from 2012

January

January 3rd – Weather Observations (ASOS) Audio Player

January 10th – ASOS limitations and parameters measuredAudio Player

January 16th – History of Upper Air Observations in the USAudio Player

January 23rd – History of Upper Air Observations in the US part 2Audio Player

January 30th – History of Upper Air Observations in the US part 3Audio Player


February

February 7th – Interesting facts of Upper Air ObservationsAudio Player

February 13th – RainAudio Player

February 20th – SynopticAudio Player

February 27th – EML (elevated mixed layer)Audio Player


March

March 7th – Geography measurement historyAudio Player

March 12th – UTC, Z time, and daylight-saving timeAudio Player

March 19th – jet stream (repeat topic)Audio Player

March 26th – real time weather maps (station model plots basics)Audio Player


April

April 2nd – Hurricane season experimental services for 2012Audio Player

April 9th – PhenologyAudio Player

April 16th – NWS Website design refresh (2012)Audio Player

April 23rd – Interesting Lightning factsAudio Player

April 30th – SatellitesAudio Player


May

May 7th – hail formation characteristicsAudio Player

May 14th – Hailstone growthAudio Player

May 21st – 2012 Hurricane season names and tropical cyclone overviewAudio Player

May 29th – Storm Surge values separated from storm rating categoriesAudio Player


June

June 4th – What is storm surge? Audio Player

June 12th – SLOSH ModelAudio Player

June 18th – Tropical Cyclone sizeAudio Player

June 26th – Rip CurrentsAudio Player


July

July 2nd – GloriesAudio Player

July 9th – Bermuda/Azores high and ring of fireAudio Player

July 16th – Red Flag Warnings (Fire weather vs. costal wind)Audio Player

July 23rd – Troughs and ridgesAudio Player

July 30th – Sun spikes on radarAudio Player


August

August 6th – Roost rings on radarAudio Player

August 14th – Smoke plumes on radarAudio Player

August 21st – Wind farms on radarAudio Player

August 27th – Traffic on radarAudio Player


September

September 4th – Anomalous propagation on radarAudio Player

September 10th – AlbedoAudio Player

September 17th – Albert J. MeyerAudio Player

September 24th – Pressure scales (pascals)Audio Player


October

October 1st – Norwegian cyclone modelAudio Player

October 8th – Types of low-pressure systemsAudio Player

October 15th – Types of high-pressure systemsAudio Player

October 22nd – Reasons for the seasonsAudio Player

October 29th – Global air circulation overview and Hadley cellAudio Player


November

November 5th – Feral and polar cellsAudio Player

November 12th – Radial VelocityAudio Player

November 19th – Liquid precipitationAudio Player

November 26th – Frozen precipitationAudio Player


December

December 3rd – ObscurationsAudio Player

December 10th – Snow cover’s role in temperature forecastsAudio Player

December 17th – Mackerel skies and mare’s tailsAudio Player

December 24th – Tilts of troughsAudio Player

December 31st – Tilts of troughs (repeat)Audio Player