Thank you! You not only mastered the subject but the most important you shared with competence in a humble and lovely way. We can't predict how far it goes and the consequences of our posts but I have no doubt that yours have been contributing to safe flights for pilots like myself. God bless you Mr. Schreiber.
I’m a flight instructor and weather has always been my weakest and least confident field of study regarding aviation. This lecture pulled a lot of things together for me in a way I didn’t think of before.
Kinda makes me feel better as a student for ppl, I feel like i have to completely understand weather to pass my checkride but I just cant fully wrap my head around all of it
I'm a Blackhawk pilot for the Army and this was a phenomenonal wx review! I appreciate the hell out of you Airforce meteos, couldn't do it without your direction!
I am a hang glider pilot and now studying to take my PPL exams, this was a really compelling presentation and some concepts are much more clear now, thank you for sharing!
I'm literally just a nerd trying to learn weather and teach it in my homeschool 😅 But my favorite new thing that I learned about was FIRE TORNADOS which also appealed to my knowledge of ancient history. History is awesome. Medieval fantasy, too. 😅
I lived in Alaska. I remember one day in Kanakanak when the temperature went from -40 to +40 in ~2 hours. I also worked for an oil company in Prudhoe Bay. Talk about weather extremes, none more so than in the Arctic, as well as the dancing auroras visible during the winter months. Needless to say, aviation weather in Alaska is first and foremost, as everyone is affected by the weather. Great presentation, thank you.
Oh oh, I have a mnemonic for #5 on the quiz! High pressure is clockwise, so the numbers on the clock are going higher. Vs low pressure is counter-clockwise, so the numbers are getting lower.
Totally stumbled on this by accident...glad I did !!! Looking forward to layering more knowledge on top of this. Being prepared and armed with understanding is far better than cleaning up the aftermath. Thanks !!! (Streeter ND)
I'm just a teenager with an interest in natural disasters :) wanted to get a better understanding of weather itself and the science behind it !! Great video :D
Cont.... At first I didn't think I would be interested but the way it was presented in a simple way with pictures and examples helped me to have a better appreciation for the subject. Thanks again...an OTR driver, Arica
Absolutely love the winter sole version of the MUGGS (HUGGS as someone else mentioned) and while I was initially hesitant over the suede/roughout version it’s been growing on me. I also NEED the SLUGGS! Any version of them will be one I will purchase 😁
I’m just a kid who wants to learn everything about weather and actually be successful in my life. My dream is to see every phenomenon and see a tornado up close. I can memorize weather scales like rain, hail, tornadoes, and hurricanes. I know facts and info of some specific tornadoes and I’m planning on researching the December winter tornado in Minnesota due to it happening in the winter! Though most months are winter there..
Thank you so much for taking the time to do this video and share your wisdom and knowledge of atmospheric sciences with the world. You've gained a new subscriber 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
I am just an ordinary layman that likes the weather... I'm 47 yo male but I've liked the weather all my life. I've been a hurricane chaser from home since 2004 I always liked thunderstorms. they're actually calming to me as long as they're not too severe ha ha. Although I used to like the adrenaline of severe weather because you're constantly watching for tornadoes although we didn't really get that many where I'm from in Ohio but we have had a couple. One of which was the 1999 Blue Ash Ohio tornado and I wasn't living at my mom's anymore but it damaged homes about a block away from her and it happened in the overnight hours so that was even more scary. It's also not far away from Xenia OH where the 1974 F5 tornado hit
Sucks to see you havent posted in a couple of years. Really enjoyed this. Prepare for my ppl checkride and really appericate the clarification on weather
I'm here for the weather but I noted a connection to human psychology. In how pressure is applied to the psyche. It's essentially the same exact concept in how we react to a given amount of pressure. Based around how secure your support system is. So you're looking at Family, Faith, Friends, Fitness and Finance and how much support you have from those areas. What's the density of that support network? How close is it? How consistent is that support available? And what's the temperature of the event you're experiencing? Say you have a really close knit family and an issue comes up with an aunt or an uncle, you're much more likely to have a healthy resolution of that conflict in comparison to if that density wasn't there. Am I making sense?
When I was stationed in Texas is when I had the most extreme experiences with cold fronts. We had one day that was around 90 for most of the day, and then in the later afternoon, we suddenly had high winds, and the temperature dropped almost 20 F, just in the time it took to walk from one end of the parking pads to the other.
My training squadron was right next door to the Weather Squadron at Chanute AFB. I sure wish I had chosen that career path than the Missile Systems training I was assigned to.
@@matthewthemartian no sadly. He doesn’t have the capacity for it anymore but I show him what I do and I explain it to him. He loves the interaction and I love that he does still love it, even though he can’t understand what he used to be able to.
The wind arrows at the bottom of the low pressure area are incorrect. The incoming air turns to the right, not to the left, setting up a counterclockwise flow.
Are there any follow up lectures to this one? I feel like I got a good basic understanding now of how/why weather is created in the first place. But I'd like to learn more about how actual weather systems (clouds, storms, etc.) actually work and with which fronts they are associated.
Hi, I'm very excited u said u were in air force as meteorologist...i have applied for this job too I'm from Pakistan 🇵🇰....can u please guide me more about so i can start learning from grass root level...any book for beginner like me or any website etc...i have MSc in physics
When you are discussing the equation of ideal gas law, you say that when temperature goes up, pressure goes up and when temperature goes down, pressure goes down. Can you confirm if this is correct please? I thought pressure decreased when temperature increased.
at 10:18 the picture of low pressure , the left one, the air direction of the upper part is wrong, the direction of air flowing out must be clockwise, this is totally important. the upper part and lower parts have the same angular momentum, total augular mometum is not conserved. besides, by flowing out, the coriolis makes it curve to the right, and not left.
Without clarifying the confusing H vs L pressure, this lecture means nothing: the cold air=HP above sea pushing toward the warm air=LP on land vs warm air=LP rising but cold air=HP sinking 👎
Due to a combination of pressure gradient force and coriolis force, air will travel approximately along a path of the same pressure¹ (so if theres a gradient of 1020-1000mb, wind starting at 1010mb will flow and remain along the 1010mb contour). As it travels along this path, if the way it is traveling is "forward", then it will travel with the low pressure side of the contour to the left² and the high pressure side to the right. If you draw this out (or use an actual weather plot) and then draw a bunch of arrows at which way the wind would blow, you will see that following this methodology low pressure systems will have cyclonic (counterclockwise in the northern hemisphere) flow while highs have anticyclonic flow. ¹ near the surface, due to friction, it will move slightly towards where the low pressure is, turning "right" compared to what its path would be without friction ²this is inverted in the southern hemisphere as the coriolis force points in the opposite direction
Had to quit learning to fly because of this subject. No matter how many times I tried to learn it just won't stick. I just don't have the right kind of brain. Sad but true.
I burst out laughing at "Mountains is not weather!" Edit: I'M CONCERNED ABOUT YOUR DOCTOR Edit: I appreciate that this started incorporating stand-up around halfway through. I keep thinking "ah yes boring weather math" and then I almost choke when you say something unexpected
I love all the different reasons why people are here! Very cool. I’m just interested in this so I’m learning everything I can :D
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Thank you! You not only mastered the subject but the most important you shared with competence in a humble and lovely way. We can't predict how far it goes and the consequences of our posts but I have no doubt that yours have been contributing to safe flights for pilots like myself.
God bless you Mr. Schreiber.
I’m a flight instructor and weather has always been my weakest and least confident field of study regarding aviation. This lecture pulled a lot of things together for me in a way I didn’t think of before.
Kinda makes me feel better as a student for ppl, I feel like i have to completely understand weather to pass my checkride but I just cant fully wrap my head around all of it
I've failed this exam twice! I am on my last chance with CAA. Otherwise I will need to go CAA headquarters 300km away from my city to resit if I fail.
I'm currently gathering information about meteorology and this channel (and others) give out just sublime amounts of knowledge. Thx you !
I'm a Blackhawk pilot for the Army and this was a phenomenonal wx review! I appreciate the hell out of you Airforce meteos, couldn't do it without your direction!
Never in my entire life of studying my lesson plans did I think that I would run into another Schreiber!!!
Made my day!
I am a hang glider pilot and now studying to take my PPL exams, this was a really compelling presentation and some concepts are much more clear now, thank you for sharing!
Great teacher. I knew he was gonna be first thing he said he's "honored to be a teacher"
Thank you so much, Dan. I am an aspiring Meteorology student and I have always had a passion for weather. This really helps me. God bless.
I'm literally just a nerd trying to get a basic understanding of weather for dungeons and dragons.
I'm literally just a nerd trying to learn weather and teach it in my homeschool 😅
But my favorite new thing that I learned about was FIRE TORNADOS which also appealed to my knowledge of ancient history.
History is awesome.
Medieval fantasy, too. 😅
This is a wholesome comment thread. I am pleased with the internet for once.
I'm literally just a nerd trying to study for a State Science Olympiad competition.
I'm literally just a nerd trying to learn about weather just because it is so interesting.
hahahhaa cute!!
as a trainee flight dispatcher, i have know more in-depth and knowledge from you. Thank you for the awesome lecture.
I lived in Alaska. I remember one day in Kanakanak when the temperature went from -40 to +40 in ~2 hours. I also worked for an oil company in Prudhoe Bay. Talk about weather extremes, none more so than in the Arctic, as well as the dancing auroras visible during the winter months. Needless to say, aviation weather in Alaska is first and foremost, as everyone is affected by the weather. Great presentation, thank you.
Oh oh, I have a mnemonic for #5 on the quiz! High pressure is clockwise, so the numbers on the clock are going higher. Vs low pressure is counter-clockwise, so the numbers are getting lower.
Or you could just remember any word that starts with “CH” for clockwise and high.
Great video, and thank you for not talking over music like so many others do.
Very good course. Engaging and quality information + examples
Totally stumbled on this by accident...glad I did !!! Looking forward to layering more knowledge on top of this. Being prepared and armed with understanding is far better than cleaning up the aftermath. Thanks !!! (Streeter ND)
I'm just a teenager with an interest in natural disasters :) wanted to get a better understanding of weather itself and the science behind it !! Great video :D
I don’t know why this is all so interesting to me but I’m loving it
Thank you, im studying to get my offshore ticket and this video has helped me a lot to understand this topic!
Cont.... At first I didn't think I would be interested but the way it was presented in a simple way with pictures and examples helped me to have a better appreciation for the subject. Thanks again...an OTR driver, Arica
Outstanding presentation!!! This is Gold. Thank you for creating this very informative video. Much appreciated.
Im from Prescott Az. Crazy to stumble upon this video and see Embry Riddle.
Dan, that's a great lecture. Makes me actually go and pursue the Meteorology program. :) I learnt a lot from you. Thanks a lot.
I have my private pilot check ride coming up and this is giving me a better understanding of weather. Thank you.
Thanks Dan! Grateful paramotor pilot here!
Absolutely love the winter sole version of the MUGGS (HUGGS as someone else mentioned) and while I was initially hesitant over the suede/roughout version it’s been growing on me. I also NEED the SLUGGS! Any version of them will be one I will purchase 😁
Thanks for insightful information and the caring attitude to help inform us in weather related issues.
I’m just a kid who wants to learn everything about weather and actually be successful in my life. My dream is to see every phenomenon and see a tornado up close. I can memorize weather scales like rain, hail, tornadoes, and hurricanes. I know facts and info of some specific tornadoes and I’m planning on researching the December winter tornado in Minnesota due to it happening in the winter! Though most months are winter there..
You will never learn everything, because life is too short, but you have great attitude! ;) How is your research going?
Thank you for your commitment to your field
Thank you so much for taking the time to do this video and share your wisdom and knowledge of atmospheric sciences with the world.
You've gained a new subscriber
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great explanation, strong on important detail, fine points -- very helpful
I’m a middle schooler and I’ve been thinking about being a meteorologist! Thanks!
Thanks for this video man. Really great explanation!
I am just an ordinary layman that likes the weather... I'm 47 yo male but I've liked the weather all my life. I've been a hurricane chaser from home since 2004 I always liked thunderstorms. they're actually calming to me as long as they're not too severe ha ha. Although I used to like the adrenaline of severe weather because you're constantly watching for tornadoes although we didn't really get that many where I'm from in Ohio but we have had a couple. One of which was the 1999 Blue Ash Ohio tornado and I wasn't living at my mom's anymore but it damaged homes about a block away from her and it happened in the overnight hours so that was even more scary. It's also not far away from Xenia OH where the 1974 F5 tornado hit
Sucks to see you havent posted in a couple of years. Really enjoyed this. Prepare for my ppl checkride and really appericate the clarification on weather
I’m a nurse, but I just got a Garmin and wanted to really understand the barometer and this was very helpful thanks!
I'm here for the weather but I noted a connection to human psychology. In how pressure is applied to the psyche.
It's essentially the same exact concept in how we react to a given amount of pressure.
Based around how secure your support system is. So you're looking at Family, Faith, Friends, Fitness and Finance and how much support you have from those areas.
What's the density of that support network? How close is it?
How consistent is that support available?
And what's the temperature of the event you're experiencing?
Say you have a really close knit family and an issue comes up with an aunt or an uncle, you're much more likely to have a healthy resolution of that conflict in comparison to if that density wasn't there.
Am I making sense?
Thanks Dan. Nice work…easy to understand.
Thanks a lot for sharing. Very interesting content
When I was stationed in Texas is when I had the most extreme experiences with cold fronts. We had one day that was around 90 for most of the day, and then in the later afternoon, we suddenly had high winds, and the temperature dropped almost 20 F, just in the time it took to walk from one end of the parking pads to the other.
Great video! Weather simplified
Thank you for this!! Currently in tech school for weather & this helped ALOT!
My training squadron was right next door to the Weather Squadron at Chanute AFB. I sure wish I had chosen that career path than the Missile Systems training I was assigned to.
Thanks so much for this!!!
thank you appreciate this lecture
I know allot about weather, far from an expert. Great video
Thanks for the video.
I've always wondered how big the effect the rotation of the solid earth underneath the fluid atmosphere had on winds?
My father and I tracked hurricanes on a map with pins since I was 9. I’m 37 now. He has dementia bad but we love the weather
I see you stated your father has dementia, which has to be heart breaking but are you still able to track hurricanes together with pins on the map?
@@matthewthemartian no sadly. He doesn’t have the capacity for it anymore but I show him what I do and I explain it to him. He loves the interaction and I love that he does still love it, even though he can’t understand what he used to be able to.
The wind arrows at the bottom of the low pressure area are incorrect. The incoming air turns to the right, not to the left, setting up a counterclockwise flow.
I’m very interested in this as a freshman hoping I can go to OU
Are there any follow up lectures to this one? I feel like I got a good basic understanding now of how/why weather is created in the first place. But I'd like to learn more about how actual weather systems (clouds, storms, etc.) actually work and with which fronts they are associated.
I am not sure about this channel. But the National Weather Service has an educational site. It is very useful.
College of dupage meterology page is good page for looking to different forecast models. Learned that from storm chaser skip talbot
Thank you, great and entertaining!
I am ESL English teacher from Russia who escaped military draft and moved to Cambodia.
great video, loved it.
Hi, I'm very excited u said u were in air force as meteorologist...i have applied for this job too I'm from Pakistan 🇵🇰....can u please guide me more about so i can start learning from grass root level...any book for beginner like me or any website etc...i have MSc in physics
Definitely watching this twice
I’m a sailor trying to improve upon my understanding of changing pressure systems
Hello Mr. Dan, i have new and useful knowladge about field of meteorology.I need that thanks for you. Could you give me slide that you were showed.
When you are discussing the equation of ideal gas law, you say that when temperature goes up, pressure goes up and when temperature goes down, pressure goes down. Can you confirm if this is correct please? I thought pressure decreased when temperature increased.
~ 27:00 - I read "Psychology: 30% Chance of Rain = Perception?" as precipitation and was confused at first. But I'm not sure there's a better word.
Topological metaphor?
@@youretheai7586 No, I simply meant a word to use instead of "perception", so it doesn't look like "precipitation".
@@Fahrenheit4051 nature loves fractals.
* As above, so below. As within, so though out. As the universe, so the soul... As our story goes.
Thanks for your insights
Dan,
What texts on meteorology do you recommend?
Brilliant video, thank you sir.
at 10:18 the picture of low pressure , the left one, the air direction of the upper part is wrong, the direction of air flowing out must be clockwise, this is totally important. the upper part and lower parts have the same angular momentum, total augular mometum is not conserved. besides, by flowing out, the coriolis makes it curve to the right, and not left.
Great presentation!
My boyfriend wants to be meteorologist, so here I am...
Forecast for today was heavy rainfall, so I planned the day accordingly. It is late, several hours, still waiting for it. So here I am ;)
Each is a duality and has a duality. Not dichotomy unless meaning is a force against eachother. It may be.
4 Jung is complete (session with Einstein)
1.Weather
2.Environment
3.Body
4. ?
P1 4 is unknown
P2 4 is complete.
Without clarifying the confusing H vs L pressure, this lecture means nothing: the cold air=HP above sea pushing toward the warm air=LP on land vs warm air=LP rising but cold air=HP sinking 👎
thank you for explants this video pleas i need to know ( I need a jet stream speed of 200 & 300 hPa over Iraq for the period 2014-2022)
I’m in the airforce about to get my 5 level once I pass my check ride ✅
So what causes air to rotate clockwise around high pressure???
Due to a combination of pressure gradient force and coriolis force, air will travel approximately along a path of the same pressure¹ (so if theres a gradient of 1020-1000mb, wind starting at 1010mb will flow and remain along the 1010mb contour).
As it travels along this path, if the way it is traveling is "forward", then it will travel with the low pressure side of the contour to the left² and the high pressure side to the right. If you draw this out (or use an actual weather plot) and then draw a bunch of arrows at which way the wind would blow, you will see that following this methodology low pressure systems will have cyclonic (counterclockwise in the northern hemisphere) flow while highs have anticyclonic flow.
¹ near the surface, due to friction, it will move slightly towards where the low pressure is, turning "right" compared to what its path would be without friction
²this is inverted in the southern hemisphere as the coriolis force points in the opposite direction
Does anyone have any recommendations for home weather systems?
Revolution of the earth around the sun ☀️
> walks in front of the camera with a wizard suit
_”I CAST THUNDERSTORMS AND FLOOD WARNINGS IN ALABAMA!!”_
Thank you
Liberty University? I have my doubts.
Great course
Narration is way too fast. Watched at 75% playback speed.
I'm not even a student I'm just drunk and like clouds a lot lol
Very interesting
It may be that the micro biome is a feature of weather.
Very helpful and interesting but it was too much for me to digest.
I'm glad this isn't some sort of school video, it's dreadful.
Deduction
Weather macro vs micro
Environment macro vs micro
Had to quit learning to fly because of this subject. No matter how many times I tried to learn it just won't stick. I just don't have the right kind of brain. Sad but true.
It impacted your training that much that you couldn't continue with your PPL? Weather briefings over the phone wouldn't suffice?
@@tomnguyen8546 Didn't even start. I know when I'm beat. Just too thick for it. My brain isn't getting that.
I was watching Pokemon videos. How did I get here?
Weather related strats? Perhaps?
I'm just trying to pass the staar test
15:23 Oh my god, it's just like me...
"If everything were perfect, there wouldn't be any weather" is an unexpectedly bold stance for a weather channel making a weather info video.
I burst out laughing at "Mountains is not weather!"
Edit: I'M CONCERNED ABOUT YOUR DOCTOR
Edit: I appreciate that this started incorporating stand-up around halfway through. I keep thinking "ah yes boring weather math" and then I almost choke when you say something unexpected
ERAU gang less goo
If this is all right , then how is the farmers almanac always right? ... I give up and just go back to my coin toss
Im just a guy who is high and likes the weather
clouds from those it is raining
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Wait... the Earth is curved?