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Exam 1 Review Topics Chapter 1 Atmospheric layers (different types of characterization) Weather vs. climate Composition of the atmosphere (details!)

Exam 1 Review Topics Chapter 2 The spectrum of radiation Characteristics of emitted radiation Fate of radiation Why are there seasons

Exam 1 Review Topics Chapter 3 Greenhouse effect Climate change Equilibrium temperature

Exam 1 Review Topics Chapter 4 Typical values of pressure, height of constant pressure surfaces Horizontal/vertical pressure distribution Forces affecting wind, force balances Relationship between temperature, thickness, pressure, and wind Station models and instrumentation