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Explaining Microbursts, One of Nature's Most Dangerous Wind Storms - Written by Dennis Mersereau

Introduction to Lightning

The Inversion and the CAP

Tutorial on Elevated Thunderstorms

Tutorial on Thunderstorms

Tutorial on Icing

Why Some Thunderstorms Have Excessive Amount of Lightning

General Winter Precipitation Forecasting Guide

Precipitation Types

Wet-Bulb Effect and the Impacts on Precipitation Type

Winter Weather Glossary

Atmospheric Pressure and Winds

Gravity Waves

Impact from Winds on the Boundary Layer

Learning About Winds and Circulations

Low Level Jet

Jet Streams and Jet Streaks

Tutorial on Turbulence

Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Wake Turbulence Training Aid Navigator

Fog and Stratus

Fog Forecasting

Fog Types

How Do Clouds and Rain Form?

How Do Clouds Dissipate? - Written by Meteorologist Jeff Haby

What are Marine Layer Clouds and How Do They Form?

Basics About Temperature

Commercial Pilot Meteorology (Part 1) - Courtesy of the Langley Flying School

Commercial Pilot Meteorology (Part 2) - Courtesy of the Langley Flying School

Comprehensive Weather Forecasting Information

Convergence, Divergence, and Diffluence

Distance Learning Aviation Courses (DLAC)

Forecasting Dew and Frost

Interpreting Skew-T Log-P diagrams

Isentropic Lifting and Analysis

Understanding Surface and Upper Air Charts

U.S. Air Force Weather Agency Doctrine

Vorticity and Shortwave Basics

Warm and Cold Air Advection

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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