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Published by Professor Collins
Mini lectures on various Meteorology topics
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How does extreme temperatures, precipitation, wind, altitude/pressure and visibility affect sporting events?
Can the Moon Influence Earth's Weather?
Why IS snow so difficult to forecast?
Winter storms, blizzards, recent examples, hazards, insurance claims, preparation, survival skills
The conclusion to the 2016 East Coast Snowstorm
2016 East Coast Snowstorm
What affect does weather have on growing our food, harvest time, transporting food, and cooking?
Vamos a aprender a las olas de calor y sus peligros
Vamos a aprender cómo leer un mapa del tiempo
Does weather influence US Presidential Elections?, What about Inauguration day?
Katydids, bullfrogs, crickets and cicadas
Geomagnetic storm of 1921, solar eclipses, supermoons, meteor showers and ISS flybys
Data, first forecaster, weather seasons, hottest, coldest and snowiest
Tile vs carpet feel, freezer burn, chapped lips, humidifier vs dehumidifiers, wood stoves, solar and wind energy
Answer questions with a guest to test your weather knowledge!
The Lone Star state
Play January 2020 Trivia: covers temperature, precipitation and a surprise!
Play February 2020 Trivia: covers temperature, precipitation and a surprise!
The climate system: a key to detecting climate change, natural causes of climate change, human impact on global climate, climate-feedback mechanisms, some consequences of climate change
The Treasure State
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