Weather: high and low pressure

How do high and low pressure regions develop in the atmosphere and what weather do they bring? Middle school science.

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[Clrendon]

As a meteorologist i`m delighted to see how comprehensive this was presented to the scholars. Great job! Should be in every class!

[phillair]

Retired science teacher here: Excellent demonstration and presentation with good corresponding hand gestures and timed speech.

[JulianSirian]

Was waiting for an applause at the end... this was really good...

Would loved to have seen this 20 years ago...

[fe]

These Pepsi ads are getting ridiculous

[EdjeElectronics]

The mix of blue and red literally looks like a thunderhead cloud in the sky! It feels so intuitive now.

[Flywithjon]

This is great knowledge for any student pilots / pilots looking to brush up on weather theory! Thank you for this I’ll be sharing this with some pilots. Great demonstration!!

[stewartmoore]

This was an amazingly intuitive demonstration. This is top tier teaching.

[yodecaf]

As someone trying to be a glider pilot, thought this was the best visualization of a thermal and sink!

[lyolkinurusov]

I loved the grunting and crunching noises from the class, they were really learning!

[gcorriveau]

Great demonstration! After spending a career as a pilot dealing with such phenomena - and all the resulting weather - I truly appreciate great training visual aids like this! Thanks for sharing.

[MosesMatsepane]

He reminds me of my Biology teacher in high school. She put so much of her time to make sure that we understood Biological systems and concepts. I still remember what a Nephron is and how it works to this day because of her. Kudos to this teacher.

[Hungry_Tree_Ghost]

Dropping a like, and comment to help the algorithm. That's how I got here.

[pallidustigris]

I have been in the aviation field since 1976 and this is the best atmospheric low- and high-pressure demonstration I have seen since.

[kelcritcarroll]

Hey! This was a great demonstration! Im 62 and learned something for the first time after watching this video!😆😁

[iamspencerx]

This is a great explanation, what I've had at school left a lot of stuff out like why is it a low pressure area in first place, but this hot ground and cool higher atmosphere explains how some high/low pressure cells would come to be. I'm in my 30s and it feels great learning this stuff

[firemonkey]

Fantastic teacher, you just got many kids interested in science! I wish I took my education a lot more seriously in highschool/middle school instead of waiting until college. Keep inspiring the next generation!

[rubencollazo]

This is a great to visually teach the young mind, create that spark and get these kids interested in wanting to learn more!!
Good job teacher!

[MrOscaroe]

Best explanation for convection current, way better than flight school.

[modernmolten]

Excellent demonstration, I'm going to use it for my 4th/5th graders.

[BrunoMontanhez]

Sr., as a science teacher and after having climatology classes in my post grad. I can only say that this is genius level demonstration with analogy + storytelling. I already said sometimes to students "imagine the atmosphere as we are all in a huge close air aquarium", and air pressure columns in a mountain and at sea level as similar to our crushing sensation in the ears as we go more than a couple of meters deep in a pool, but this is the cherry on top of all that analogy cake! 😂👏 Definitely subbed 👍