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Material for Exam #1
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August 26 |
The atmosphere
Some properties of gases
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August 31 |
Composition
of the atmosphere
Vertical variation of
temperature, pressure, and
density in the atmosphere
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September 2 |
Vertical variation of
temperature, pressure, and
density in the atmosphere (Continued)
Human response to air pressure
and density changes
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September 7 |
The Skew-T Diagram
Water in the
atmosphere
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September 9 |
A closer look at evaporation
and condensation
Relative humidity
and Dew Point
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September 14 |
Energy Transfer
Temperature, humidity, wind, and
human comfort
Clouds
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September 16 |
Hurricane Introduction and Formation
Hurricane Movement and Damages(Top Section)
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September 21 |
Hurricane Movement and Damages
(Finish Section "Hurricane Occurrence")
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Material for Exam #2
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September 28 |
Hurricane Movement and Damages
(Begin section "Predicting Hurricane Movement")
Atlantic Hurricanes and Their Effects on
the United States
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September 30 |
Atlantic Hurricanes and Their Effects on
the United States(last two sections of the page)
Why Does Rising Air Cool?
Conditions under which
air is forced to rise
Moving air parcels up and down
through the atmosphere
Stability of the atmosphere
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October 5 |
Stability of the atmosphere (Continued)
Thunderstorm Overview
Thunderstorm Lifecycle and Severe
Thunderstorms
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October 7 |
Thunderstorm Lifecycle and Severe
Thunderstorms (Continued)
Tornadoes
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October 12 |
Tornadoes(Continued)
Lightning
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October 14 |
Impacts of extreme weather on the United States
Introduction to 500 mb weather maps
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October 19 |
More on 500 mb weather maps
Ozone and the ozone hole
Ultraviolet radiation and its effects
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October 21 |
Ultraviolet radiation and its effects (last section of page)
The 500 mb weather pattern and weather terminology
Numerical Weather Forecasting
End of Exam 2 Material
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Material for Exam #3
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November 2 |
Weather vs Climate
Introduction to Climate Change
Solar Radiation and the Earth's Energy Budget I
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November 4 |
Solar Radiation and the
Earth's Energy Budget I (Continued)
Infrared Radiation, Greenhouse Effect, and Earth's Energy Budget II
Increasing Greenhouse Gases
Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide and the Carbon Cycle
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November 9 |
Uncertainty in Climate Prediction and Climate Models
Climate Models and their Prediction of Climate Change
Potential Impacts of Global Warming
Reconstructing Past Climates
The Climate of the Pleistocene
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November 16 |
Potential Impacts of Global Warming (continued)
Reconstructing Past Climates
The Climate of the Pleistocene
Is the Earth's Climate Fragile or Robust?
The Climate of the Holocene
Controversy: Global Average
Temperature Reconstruction over the last 2000 years
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November 18 |
The Present Warming: 20th Centrury through today
Global Warming Summary and Discussion
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November 23 |
Global Warming Summary and Discussion(Last Section)
Brief description of Seasonal Changes on Earth
Many Climates
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November 30 |
Many Climates (Continued)
Blue skies, Red sunsets, Haze
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