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Atmosphere GEOG 366

Energy Force: measured in Newtons Work: force x distance moved 1 N = force necessary to accelerate 1 kg 1 m/s Work: force x distance moved Joules = N/m TS ~10 million Joules Power: rate work is done Watt = Joules/sec Weather = EJ (exajoules)

Energy Types Potential Energy Kinetic Energy Heat Energy Stored energy Energy of motion Heat Energy Sensible Heat Latent Heat

Heat Transfer Conduction Convection Radiation Electromagnetic waves

Earth’s Energy Balance

Electromagnetic Spectrum

Atmosphere

Earth-Sun Relations

Air Pressure

Atmospheric Stability

Wind

Coriolis Effect

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Weather Map

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