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Video 3.5: Extratropical cyclones

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Our Earth: Its Climate, History, and Processes
82 notes
University of Manchester

Our Earth: Its Climate, History, and Processes

82 notes
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Water in Earth’s Climate System: Oceans, Atmosphere, and Cryosphere
Video 3.1.1: Where Did the Oceans Come From?6:55
Video 3.1.2: Are the Oceans in Steady State?13:36
Video 3.2.1: How the oceans work - Dr. Gregory Lane-Serff9:36
Video 3.2.2: The oceanic conveyor belt - Dr. Gregory Lane-Serff12:57
Video 3.3.1: What is the Atmosphere Made Of?6:41
Video 3.3.2: What Controls the Temperature Profile of the Atmosphere?5:49
Video 3.3.3: Three Radiation Laws4:48
Video 3.3.4: What if the Earth had no Atmosphere?7:37
Video 3.4.1: How does the Atmosphere Work?9:04
Video 3.4.2: How do the Jet Streams Control the Weather?7:05
Video 3.5: Extratropical cyclones8:11
Video 3.6: The Rise and Fall of Ice on Earth12:44
Video 3.7: How do Glaciers Control the Height of Mountains? – Dr. Simon Brocklehurst10:46
Video 3.8: Why the Arctic is Crucial to Earth's Climate - Dr. Bart Van Dongen and Dr. Robert Sparks 7:48

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  • Prof. David M. Schultz
    Prof. David M. Schultz
    Professor of Synoptic Meteorology
    School of Earth, Atmospheric and Environmental Sciences
  • Dr Rochelle Taylor
    Dr Rochelle Taylor
    Postdoctoral Research Associate
    School of Earth, Atmospheric & Environmental Sciences
  • Dr Jonathan Fairman
    Dr Jonathan Fairman
    Postdoctoral Research Associate
    School of Earth, Atmospheric and Environmental Sciences

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