Part A

    Part B

    Part C

    lava lamp - heat transfer demonstration

    aurora pictures

Lecture Packet#3

    Part A

    Part B

    Part C

Lecture Packet#4

    Part A

    Part B

    Part C

    some helpful moisture animations

    new cloud type

Lecture Packet#5   

    Part A

    Part B

    Part C

    largest hailstone (23 July 2010)

    building cumulus clouds in Madison, WI (19 Aug 2012)

    dual-polarization information page (NWS, Sep. 2012)

Lecture Packet#6

    Part A

    Part B

    Part C

    up-to-date wind flow field

Lecture Packet#7

    Part A

    Part B

    Part C

Lecture Packet#8

    Part A

    Part B

    Part C

    28 October 2013 wind storm in northern Europe

   10, 11 November 2014 cold front & arctic air outbreak over the Great Plains (IR satellite view via GOES) 

Lecture Packet#9 (Chap. 10)

    Part A

    Part B

    Part C

    Tuscaloosa, AL tornado video (27 April 2011)

    27 April 2011 tornado outbreak (Univ. of Wisconsin)

    17 November 2013 tornado outbreak (radar loop)

   Real-time lightning maps 

Lecture Packet#10 (Chap. 11)

    Part A

    Part B

        A most unusual tropical cyclone (Nadine; Sep-Oct 2012)

        NHC storm surge information

        Typhoon Haiyan storm surge video (0:45 second mark)

        Eyewall replacement cycle

            image animation (Irene; 24 Aug 2011)

        Katrina summary (NOAA)

Hurricane Camille (1969) radar loop (see Kieper et al. 2016, BAMS)

Quiz#1

    Lecture quiz#1 questions

    In-class project#1 questions

Quiz#2

    Lecture quiz#2 questions

    In-class project#2a questions

    In-class project#2b questions

Quiz#3

    Lecture quiz#3 questions

    In-class project#3a questions

    In-class project#3b questions

Exam#1

Quiz#4

    Lecture quiz#4 questions

    In-class project#4a questions

    In-class project#4b questions

Quiz#5

    Lecture quiz#5 questions

    In-class project#5a questions

    In-class project#5b questions

    In-class project#5c questions

Quiz#6

    Lecture quiz#6 questions

    In-class project#6a questions

    In-class project#6b questions

    In-class project#6c questions

Exam#2

Quiz#7

    Lecture quiz#7 questions

    In-class project#7a questions

    In-class project#7b questions

Quiz#8

    Lecture quiz#8 questions

    In-class project#8a questions

    In-class project#8b questions

raw Omaha sounding data (front)

sea level pressure map (same time as Omaha sounding)

    In-class project#8c questions

Exam#3

Quiz#9 (Chap. 10)

    Lecture quiz#9 questions

    In-class project#9a questions

    In-class project#9b questions

Quiz#10 (Chap. 11)

    Lecture quiz#10 questions

    In-class project#10a questions

    In-class project#10b questions

Earn Final Exam Extra Credit Points!!!

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Title IX and Sexual Misconduct

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