Atmo1300 Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

This study guide covers the first part of an atmospheric class. It is color coded and important definitions/ concepts are highlighted. Topics include: climate, temperature, velocity, atmosphere. weather. weather signs, weather alerts, layers of atmosphere, gases and more!

notes over clouds and cloud types concpets include: what is a cloud, latin root words, cloud groups, low clouds, high clouds, stratus, cumulus, etc notes are organized by concept and sub concepts with bullet points includes charts and visuals

Includes the last third of the semester for any introduction to atmospheric science class. It is color coded, high lighted, has important definitions and concepts to remember. It covers topics including: ocean interactions, el nino, la nina, scales of motion, land breeze, sea breeze, etc

notes over clouds! concepts include: importance of clouds, lapse rate, stable atmosphere, uplift, etc notes are organized by concept and sub concepts with bullet points

class notes: concepts include- single celled model, three cell model, convection, gulf stream, etc notes are organized by concept and sub concepts with bullet points

notes over scales of motion concepts include: mircoscale, mesoscale, synoptic scale, land and sea breeze

notes over atmospheric ocean interactions concepts include: el nino, la nina, etc notes are organized by concept and sub concepts with bullet points

These three documents cover all of the information taught in an introduction to atmospheric science class! It includes topics such as: the layers of the earth/atmosphere. cloud types, what forms a thunderstorm and hurricane, pressure, density, temperature scales, types of radiation, convection and conduction, etc. These study guides are color coded, with important definitions and important concepts high lighted. I made a 4.0 my freshman year and an A in this class specifically so i feel as if I...

This study guide includes all of the info from the 2nd third of the semester. This includes topics like: kinetic energy, temperature, heat, types of radiation, convection, conduction, phases of energy, wave length and green house effect, etc. The guide is color coded, highlighted, includes definitions and important concepts.

includes important root words and definitions you will need to know for this class. notes are organized by concept and sub concepts with bullet points