SLIDE 1
11/5/18 2
SIO15-18: Lecture16: Winds and Weather SIO15-18: Lecture16: Winds and Weather
Image: S. Marshak “Earth, Portrait of a Planet”
11/5/18 SIO15-18: Lecture16: Winds and Weather SIO15-18: Lecture16: - - PDF document
11/5/18 SIO15-18: Lecture16: Winds and Weather SIO15-18: Lecture16: - - PDF document
11/5/18 SIO15-18: Lecture16: Winds and Weather SIO15-18: Lecture16: Winds and Weather 1 11/5/18 SIO15-18: Lecture16: Winds and Weather short video 9c geotherm Melting curve solid melt Image: S. Marshak Earth, Portrait of a Planet
SLIDE 2
SLIDE 3
11/5/18 3
SIO15-18: Lecture16: Winds and Weather SIO15-18: Lecture16: Winds and Weather
Name the main constituent of Earth’s atmosphere Write down only 1 name!! (0.33 pt)
Write your own pop quiz only. Have your student ID ready. Submitting a pop quiz for your friend is cheating! We check handwriting. Suspected cheaters will lose ALL previous PQ credits! Students in class less than 20 min are NOT eligible to get PQ credit.
SLIDE 4
11/5/18 4
SIO15-18: Lecture16: Winds and Weather SIO15-18: Lecture16: Winds and Weather
SLIDE 5
11/5/18 5
SIO15-18: Lecture16: Winds and Weather SIO15-18: Lecture16: Winds and Weather
CA farmers did NOT have time to do this to protect citrus
- Fig. 11.13
- Fig. 2.12
SLIDE 6
11/5/18 6
SIO15-18: Lecture16: Winds and Weather
At otherwise the same condition, which air has the lower dew point: dry or moist air? (0.33 pt)
Write your own pop quiz only. Have your student ID ready. Submitting a pop quiz for your friend is cheating! We check handwriting. Suspected cheaters will lose ALL previous PQ credits! Students in class less than 20 min are NOT eligible to get PQ credit.
SIO15-18: Lecture16: Winds and Weather
- Fig. 12.4a
P: air pressure
END: condensation: release of latent heat
SLIDE 7
11/5/18 7
SIO15-18: Lecture16: Winds and Weather
- Fig. 12.4b
END: evaporation: absorption of l. heat jet cabin pressure ~ 2000 m
- > bottle compressed
upon landing at sea level
SIO15-18: Lecture16: Winds and Weather
- Fig. 12.5
SLIDE 8
11/5/18 8
SIO15-18: Lecture16: Winds and Weather
- Fig. 12.6
- Fig. 12.7
SIO15-18: Lecture16: Winds and Weather
moving objects are diverted due to Earth’ s spin
Lecture 2 notes book chapter 2
- Fig. 2.9
- Fig. 2.10
SLIDE 9
11/5/18 9
SIO15-18: Lecture16: Winds and Weather
moving objects are diverted due to Earth’ s spin
Lecture 2 notes book chapter 2
- Fig. 2.9
NOVA: usually very cool but this video has several wrong statements “spinning momentum is preserved”
SIO15-18: Lecture16: Winds and Weather e.g. Santa Ana in San Diego e.g. Storm System, Hurricane
- Fig. 12.8
source: Marshak “The Earth”
(right-hand rule, northern hemisphere)
SLIDE 10
11/5/18 10
SIO15-18: Lecture16: Winds and Weather
- Fig. 12.8
- Fig. 12.9
SIO15-18: Lecture16: Winds and Weather
What happens with the latent heat during condensation? (0.34 pt)
Write your own pop quiz only. Have your student ID ready. Submitting a pop quiz for your friend is cheating! We check handwriting. Suspected cheaters will lose ALL previous PQ credits! Students in class less than 20 min are NOT eligible to get PQ credit.
SLIDE 11
11/5/18 11
SIO15-18: Lecture16: Winds and Weather
- Fig. 11.2a; source: Marshak “The Earth”
SIO15-18: Lecture16: Winds and Weather
see website!
- Fig. 12.10