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721.
FALSE TORNADOES
722.
LOWERED CLOUD BASE
723.
ALBERTA CLIPPER
724.
CHINOOK WIND
725.
HABYTIME MINI LECTURE 79: CONVECTIVE EROSION OF CAP
726.
COLD AIR DAMMING
727.
URBAN HEAT ISLAND
728.
MARINE LAYER
729.
ELEVATED THUNDERSTORM
730.
WINDY WEATHER
731.
BAROCLINIC LEAF
732.
SUBTROPICAL JET
733.
SCALES OF MOTION
734.
ELEVATED WARM LAYER EROSION
735.
LAPSE RATES
736.
DRY MICROBURST
737.
BOUNDARY LAYER DECOUPLING
738.
TRAPPING LAYERS
739.
TURBULENCE
740.
BELOW GROUND WEATHER
741.
THE GEOSTROPHIC WIND
742.
THE SURFACE WIND
743.
THE GRADIENT WIND
744.
SUBGEOSTROPHIC AND SUPERGEOSTROPHIC WIND
745.
THE CYCLOSTROPHIC WIND
746.
HABYTIME MINI LECTURE 80: METEOROLOGICAL WINDS
747.
AIR DENSITY DIFFERENCES
748.
2 METHODS OF QUADRANTING JET STREAK
749.
WIND SPEED INCREASING WITH HEIGHT
750.
BLACK ICE
751.
GLOBAL TEMPERATURE CHANGE
752.
HABYTIME MINI LECTURE 81: CLIMATE CHANGE
753.
POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE FEEDBACK
754.
SOURCES OF ENERGY
755.
OCEAN CHANGES WHEN CLIMATE TEMPERATURE WARMS
756.
GRADUAL CHANGE VS. TIPPING POINT/IMMEDIATE CLIMATE CHANGE
757.
SEA LEVEL CHANGE
758.
CLOUD ALBEDO EFFECT
759.
EVIDENCE OF PAST CLIMATE
760.
ICE ALBEDO EFFECT
761.
INTRO BROADCAST METEOROLOGY
762.
BROADCAST METEOROLOGY SKILLS
763.
BROADCAST METEOROLOGY EDUCATION
764.
BROADCAST METEOROLOGY INFLUENCE
765.
BROADCAST METEOROLOGY WORKPLACE
766.
BROADCAST METEOROLOGY CAREER PATH
767.
BROADCAST METEOROLOGY CHALLENGES
768.
BROADCAST METEOROLOGY VIEWER WANTS
769.
BROADCAST METEOROLOGY REWARDS
770.
BROADCAST METEOROLOGY FUTURE
771.
PERCENTAGES IN METEOROLOGY
772.
LONG TERM FORECASTS
773.
RELATIVE HUMIDITY
774.
RECORD LOW MAXIMUM AND HIGH MINIMUM
775.
THE MEANING OF “STORM”
776.
VISIBILITY
777.
SEVERE STORM MOVEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT
778.
WINTER CLOUDS IN MID LATITUDES
779.
WINTER DRIVING HAZARDS
780.
WHY A FORECAST IS WRONG
781.
WX CHANGERS- FRONTS
782.
WX CHANGERS- CHINOOK AND UPSLOPE EVENTS
783.
WX CHANGERS- SHALLOW INVERSION
784.
WX CHANGERS- SUNSHINE
785.
WX CHANGERS- DOWNDRAFT
786.
WX CHANGERS- EVAPORATIVE COOLING
787.
WX CHANGERS- CAP BREAK
788.
WX CHANGERS- MARINE LAYER
789.
WX CHANGERS- PASSAGE OF 32 F LINE
790.
WX CHANGERS- DENSE FOG
791.
WX CHANGERS- LAKE-EFFECT SNOW
792.
WX CHANGERS- HEAT BURST
793.
WX CHANGERS- NOR’EASTERS
794.
WX CHANGERS- HABOOB
795.
WX CHANGERS- DRYLINE
796.
WX CHANGERS- HURRICANE EYE
797.
WX CHANGERS- SUPERCELL
798.
WX CHANGERS- SEA BREEZE
799.
WX CHANGERS- MID-LATITUDE CYLONE
800.
WX CHANGERS- FLASH FLOODING
801.
HOME ENVIRONMENT: HUMIDITY
802.
HOME ENVIRONMENT: TEMPERATURE
803.
HOME ENVIRONMENT: COOLING SOURCES
804.
HOME ENVIRONMENT: SUN
805.
HOME ENVIRONMENT: WX PROOFING
806.
NOR’EASTER: LOW LEVELS
807.
NOR’EASTER: UPPER LEVELS
808.
THE SEVERE WEATHER AND STORM FACTOR
809.
ATMOSPHERIC RIVER
810.
ABNORMAL WEATHER
811.
CROP FREEZING DANGERS
812.
WX MODEL 1: U.S. West Coast Storm
813.
WX MODEL 2: Clipper System
814.
WX MODEL 3: Cold Air Plunge
815.
WX MODEL 4: Cut-off Low
816.
WX MODEL 5: Rex Block
817.
WX MODEL 6: Cold Air Advection
818.
WX MODEL 7: CAA sinking
819.
WX MODEL 8: Bombogenesis
820.
WX MODEL 9: Cold Air Progression
821.
WX MODEL 10: Model Convergence
822.
WX MODEL 11: Wave on Cold Front
823.
WX MODEL 12: UVV Max
824.
WX MODEL 13: Meridional Flow
825.
WX MODEL 14: Cold Core High
826.
WX MODEL 15: Low Level Moisture
827.
WX MODEL 16: Cold Air Retreat
828.
WX MODEL 17: Shortwave
829.
WX MODEL 18: The Ridge
830.
WX MODEL 19: Return Flow
831.
WX MODEL 20: Temp Gradient and Jet Stream
832.
WX MODEL 21: Upslope Flow with Low Pressure
833.
WX MODEL 22: Sideways Trough
834.
WX MODEL 23: Polar High
835.
WX MODEL 24: Vorticity Generation
836.
WX MODEL 25: Circulation and Convergence
837.
WX AND BIZ: UTILITIES
838.
WX AND BIZ: SHOPPING
839.
WX AND BIZ: PARK AND REC
840.
WX AND BIZ: AGRICULTURE
841.
BURST POINT SERIES: Temperature Convergence
842.
BURST POINT SERIES: Moisture Convergence
843.
BURST POINT SERIES: Outflow Convergence
844.
BURST POINT SERIES: Frictional Convergence
845.
BURST POINT SERIES: Solar Heating Max
846.
BURST POINT SERIES: Natural Conv. Boundaries
847.
BURST POINT SERIES: UVV Max
848.
BURST POINT SERIES: Man-made Boundaries
849.
BURST POINT SERIES: Old Boundaries
850.
BURST POINT SERIES: Instability Max
851.
BACKYARD METEOROLOGY: TEMPERATURE
852.
BACKYARD METEOROLOGY: MOISTURE
853.
BACKYARD METEOROLOGY: INSTABILITY
854.
BACKYARD METEOROLOGY: INSTABILITY RELEASE
855.
BACKYARD METEOROLOGY: WIND SHEAR
856.
BACKYARD METEOROLOGY: FROPA
857.
BACKYARD METEOROLOGY: LATENT HEAT
858.
BACKYARD METEOROLOGY: PRECIPITATION TYPE
859.
BACKYARD METEOROLOGY: PRECIPITATION RATE
860.
BACKYARD METEOROLOGY: VARIOUS SIGHTS
861.
POP and SNOWFALL FORECAST
862.
WIND GUSTINESS OBSERVATIONS
863.
WEATHER GIFT IDEAS
864.
WINTER WEATHER BUSTS
865.
BUTTERFLY EFFECT
866.
SECLUDED METEOROLOGY: MIDDLE OF OCEAN
867.
SECLUDED METEOROLOGY: POLAR REGIONS
868.
SECLUDED METEOROLOGY: VERY HIGH ELEVATION
869.
SECLUDED METEOROLOGY: MIDDLE OF HOT DESERT
870.
SECLUDED METEOROLOGY: RAINFOREST
871.
URBAN WX SERIES: TEMPERATURE
872.
URBAN WX SERIES: AIR QUALITY
873.
URBAN WX SERIES: MESOSCALE INFLUENCES
874.
URBAN WX SERIES: STORM DAMAGE
875.
URBAN WX SERIES: WEATHER PREP & MAINTENANCE
876.
CLOUD SERIES: STRATUS
877.
CLOUD SERIES: CUMULUS
878.
CLOUD SERIES: CIRRUS
879.
CLOUD SERIES: NO CLOUDS
880.
CLOUD SERIES: COMPOSITE/NAMING/UNIQUE CLOUDS
881.
WX & MOOD SERIES: HAPPY
882.
WX & MOOD SERIES: GLOOMY
883.
WX & MOOD SERIES: ON EDGE
884.
WX & MOOD SERIES: HOPEFUL
885.
WX & MOOD SERIES: FRUSTRATION
886.
LOCAL FREAKISH WX SERIES: EXTREME HAIL
887.
LOCAL FREAKISH WX SERIES: TORNADO
888.
LOCAL FREAKISH WX SERIES: 4+ INCHES OF RAIN IN AN HOUR
889.
LOCAL FREAKISH WX SERIES: 6+ INCHES OF SNOW IN AN HOUR
890.
LOCAL FREAKISH WX SERIES: 3+ INCHES OF GRAUPEL
891.
LOCAL FREAKISH WX SERIES: LIGHTNING STORM
892.
LOCAL FREAKISH WX SERIES: 2+ INCHES SLEET STORM
893.
LOCAL FREAKISH WX SERIES: WHAT THE HECK?
894.
LOCAL FREAKISH WX SERIES: ZERO VISIBILITY FOG
895.
LOCAL FREAKISH WX SERIES: HEAVY FREEZING RAIN
896.
WHAT IS AN ISOBAR?
897.
WHAT IS THE TEMP AND DEWPOINT?
898.
HOW IS WIND DIRECTION DISPLAYED IN METEOROLOGY?
899.
WHAT IS PRECIPITABLE WATER?
900.
ISOBAR SPACING
901.
RADAR MONITORING
902.
WIND AND ISOBARS
903.
CONVECTIVE SYSTEMS
904.
DEWPOINT DEPRESSION
905.
CAPE AND CONVECTIVE INHIBITION
906.
STORM INFLUENCE ON SURFACE WIND
907.
FLORIDA SEA BREEZE
908.
DEVELOPING LOW PRESSURE
909.
AIR PRESSURE
910.
CLOUD COVER
911.
HARD TO FORECAST: SPECIFICS (TIME AND PLACE)
912.
HARD TO FORECAST: HURRICANE LANDFALL
913.
HARD TO FORECAST: WINTER WEATHER IN THE SOUTH
914.
HARD TO FORECAST: LOCAL VARIATION
915.
HARD TO FORECAST: SNOW ACCUMULATION
916.
HARD TO FORECAST: FOG
917.
HARD TO FORECAST: TORNADOES
918.
HARD TO FORECAST: 6 DAYS OUT AND BEYOND
919.
HARD TO FORECAST: MEETING PUBLIC EXPECTATIONS
920.
HARD TO FORECAST: STORM EVENT LOCATION
921.
POST ANALYSIS: INTRO
922.
POST ANALYSIS: LEARNING FROM MISTAKES
923.
POST ANALYSIS: WEATHER PATTERNS REPEAT
924.
POST ANALYSIS: EVENTS TO POST ANALYZE
925.
POST ANALYSIS: THE PAYOFF
926.
GEN T-STORM HAZARDS: LIGHTNING
927.
GEN T-STORM HAZARDS: VIS, SLICK ROADS
928.
GEN T-STORM HAZARDS: ROOF DAMAGE
929.
GEN T-STORM HAZARDS: WIND
930.
GEN T-STORM HAZARDS: WATER DAMAGE
931.
AIR COMPOSITION: OXYGEN
932.
AIR COMPOSITION: WATER VAPOR
933.
AIR COMPOSITION: ARGON
934.
AIR COMPOSITION: NITROGEN
935.
AIR COMPOSITION: CARBON DIOXIDE
936.
WX AND TIME OF DAY: MORNING DAYLIGHT
937.
WX AND TIME OF DAY: AFTERNOON
938.
WX AND TIME OF DAY: EVENING
939.
WX AND TIME OF DAY: EARLY NIGHT
940.
WX AND TIME OF DAY: LATE NIGHT
941.
GRAPHICAL AREA DISPLAY: CAPE
942.
GRAPHICAL AREA DISPLAY: CAPE CHANGE
943.
GRAPHICAL AREA DISPLAY: MU (MOST UNSTABLE) CAPE
944.
GRAPHICAL AREA DISPLAY: DD (DOWN DRAFT) CAPE
945.
GRAPHICAL AREA DISPLAY: LI (LIFTED INDEX)
946.
GRAPHICAL AREA DISPLAY: 850 to 500 mb LAPSE RATE
947.
GRAPHICAL AREA DISPLAY: K INDEX
948.
GRAPHICAL AREA DISPLAY: LCL (LIFTING CONDENSATION LEVEL)
949.
GRAPHICAL AREA DISPLAY: LFC (LEVEL OF FREE CONVECTION)
950.
GRAPHICAL AREA DISPLAY: RH BETWEEN LCL and LFC
951.
KNOWING WHERE A FRONT WILL MOVE
952.
WHAT IS A MIXED LAYER AND ATMOSPHERIC MIXING?
953.
WHAT IS A PARCEL?
954.
WHERE DOES ISENTROPIC LIFTING OCCUR?
955.
WHAT IS ADIABATIC THEORY?
956.
LOCATING A FRONT ON A SOUNDING
957.
HOW DOES DYNAMIC LIFT COMPARE TO CONVECTIVE LIFT?
958.
WHAT IS LINEAR FORCING?
959.
HOW ARE STORMS STEERED?
960.
WHAT IS ATMOSPHERIC FORCING?
961.
CLOUD DEVELOPMENT AND EXISTENCE ALOFT
962.
CONVECTIVE DEVELOPMENT
963.
WIND GUSTS
964.
MOISTURE DEPTH AND STORMS
965.
FROST/FREEZE ADVISORY
