How Weather Works: Part I

Why do different parts of the world have such different climates?

Videos and Images by Kelly Lacy, Yaroslav Shuraev, Martin Portas, Matthias Groeneveld, Denis Linine, Kristjan Nacaj, Engin Akyurt, Oscar Due Wang, and David Dion
Bucket Thrower / Water Boy: Jonathan Timothy

Created by Paul Merrell

[sebbrown]

Your videos are seriously amazing, I don't think I've ever known anyone explain things so well.

[vacuator]

I'm a pilot and have been focusing on furthering my weather knowledge. There are many, many videos discussing weather on YouTube. Your videos are the best I've seen to date. I appreciate the clear linear flow from concept to concept. Really good stuff!

[roggeralves]

You explanation about how cells are formed is top-notch. I'd read about them before, but I'd never really understood them. Now it all makes sense! And I never knew they caused the bands on Jupiter!

[callmynamesebastian]

Excellent! You go through right from the simple explanations we all think we know already but then add layers and details on top. So good. I didn't know about the 3 cells that we have. It's so nice to not only have all this information but with explanations so I know why it is so. Fantastic! Can't wait for the next video. Oh and that cake looks amazing!! Xx

[heleavesthe]

"The stove is like Florida" 🤣😆🤣😆
As a native Philadelphian and a current Florida resident for the past 13yrs I couldn't agree more!!

[suewright]

Very many thanks indeed for an excellent and so very informative video! I found it so very amazing, so much so that I’ll be saving them all to go over them again and again. A brilliant video which everyone should watch, perhaps then they wouldn’t constantly complain at how the meteorologists/presenters always gets the forecasts wrong!!

[kuldeep]

"the stove is like Floride"
can't be more accurate.

[ScarletGaming]

Love how you explain concepts. You use easy-to-understand language and you repeat important parts of the sentence, really helps with keeping attention!

[bliss]

This part 1 and 2 videos are masterpieces! I really thank and appreciate your time and effort you put in making these videos. 👍

[hackso]

Even though I am not native speaker, I can get all information ! Such amazing video ! I had to watch it twice as there is so much information in every second of this video ! Keep on going ! ❤❤❤

[soinite]

Man! You are so good at this! I'm such a fan!!! 😁🌀

[bonanzajellybean]

wow! i’m writing a science fiction story and funnily enough your explanations of the real world are helping me so much. thanks!

[alistairhouston]

Brilliantly simplistically graphics that beautifully explain the topics.

[LongboardingRasta]

man, seriously thank you for that. the way you describe everything in the beginning and then link it together makes it so essy to follow. today I just got interested in how weather works and I'm grateful that I've stumpled across your video.
of course this video deserves way more views but I guess I'm not the only one thinking that you deliver some seriously high quality content. thank you man!

[TamaHawkLive]

I really enjoy the cadence of your narration, it's similar to classic documentary styles. We really need more science videos like this.

[joyboy]

Im building a very detailed world for my dnd campaign/book and i cant say enough how much you have helped me. Thank you.

[padaku_parul]

Oh my god!!! It was such an amazing video!!
I finally understand it!! Thank you so much!!!

[wavestation]

Honestly the best two videos on weather, summed up my weather unit in 20 minutes

[wilimagine]

The fact some people think all this just happened to exist is still a miracle

[fs]

Thank you from Germany for this fantastic video!