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Diffusion was never so beautiful! Thanks to atmospheric scattering of light, we get are able to enjoy some of the beauty of the Earth each evening.

Our two most common occurrences of light refraction in the atmosphere are found in blue skies and white clouds. Who ever thought that physics would be so beautiful?

The atmosphere can bend light, but bends different light wavelengths differently. Learn about the wonders of the color spectrum in the atmosphere.

Learn about how light is refracted, or bent, in the atmosphere.

Settle down electrons! It's time for you to emit some exciting atmospheric optics.

This video describes how cumulonimbus clouds are formed.

There are four factors needed for mid-latitude storms to succeed: Advection, Lift, Vorticity and Venting. This video briefly describes each.

The warmer the water, the more severe the tropical storm. So, what will happen next?

It's a cloud near the ground. This video explains the creation of advection and radiation fog.

Understand the basics of El Niño and what's happening in the South Pacific.

Professor Crosier Welcomes you to another great semester of geography!

Navigating Prof. Crosier's Geog 300 canvas website and class syllabus.

Navigating Prof. Crosier's Geog 301 canvas website and class syllabus.

What happens when the family searches for the reason for the season.

Basic Statistics Pt. 2

Basic Statistics Pt. 1

Scott's Geography Notebook: Arroyos & Playas

Scott's Geography Notebook: Yardangs

Scott's Geography Notebook: Three Phases of Exogenic Processes

Introduction to Koppen Climates

Keying Out a Koppen Symbol

Sacramento's Climate

Using a KML File in Google Earth

Creating Climographs in Google Sheets

Introduction to GIS - pt1

Introduction to GIS - pt2

Reading Weather Map Symbology

Calculating the Speed of Frontal Movement

Recreating Weather Map Symbology