Entertaining hydrometeorology

II. CONVECTIVE CLOUDS

(1 lecture)

Clouds of this type include cumulus and cumulonimbus clouds. They are characterized by their own subcloud micro-scale wind systems, the knowledge of which can be very useful. Well, and the ability to predict phenomena such as squalls, tornadoes and tornadoes that are directly related to these clouds is doubly useful!

III. LOCAL METEOROLOGICAL PROCESSES

(2 lectures)

In science, they are called mesoscale and cover such important phenomena as, for example, sea breezes. The first lesson will be devoted to them. On the second - we will already talk about what can be called mountain meteorology: about katabatic-anabatic, sloping, mountain-valley winds and their manifestations on the coasts.

IV. BASES OF SYNOPTIC METEOROLOGY

(1 lecture)

Here is a little about everything: warm-cold atmospheric fronts, types of clouds and signs, synoptic maps, general atmospheric circulation (trade winds, monsoons, zones of intra-tropical convergence, horse latitudes, etc., etc.).