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Intro
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Air masses
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Polar air masses
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Continental air masses
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Types of air masses
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North America
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Continental Polar
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Lake Effect Snow
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Maritime Tropical Airmass
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Continental Tropical Airmass
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Maritime Polar Airmass
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Approaching Front
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Warm Front
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Cold Front
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Thunderstorms
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Stationary Front
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Occluded Fronts
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Pattern Progression
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Midlatitude Cyclone
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Life Cycle
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Anticyclones
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Hail
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Thunderstorms in Florida
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Tornadoes
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Tornado Causes
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Tornado Characteristics
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Tornado Scale
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Tornado Watches
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Doppler Radar
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Hurricanes
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Typhoons
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Parts of a Hurricane
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Eye of a Hurricane
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Crosssection of Hurricane
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Hurricane Harvey
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Storm Surge
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Hurricane Formation
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Hurricane Destruction
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Hurricane Surge
Description:
Explore weather patterns and severe storms in this 46-minute lecture. Delve into various air masses, including polar, continental, and maritime types, and their effects on North American weather. Examine frontal systems, thunderstorms, and the formation of midlatitude cyclones and anticyclones. Investigate the characteristics and causes of tornadoes, learning about the tornado scale and warning systems. Analyze hurricanes and typhoons, understanding their structure, formation, and destructive potential, with a focus on notable events like Hurricane Harvey. Gain insights into storm surges and the use of Doppler radar in severe weather monitoring.

Weather Patterns and Severe Storms

Sven Holbik
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