AWESOME 3D Explanation on How Different Precipitation Types Form!

Jim Cantore gives an INCREDIBLE step-by-step explanation and 3D view into how different precipitation types form - like you've never seen before!

[@H-258]

I learn so much from Jim. He should be my science teacher as well

[@bjmyers3124]

yes that is true

[@SuperNoobProdigy]

Dang they should use this in schools instead of textbooks. I learned more from this

[@trisha_paytas_1_fan904]

8 years later and the reason im watching this is because im doing a work sheet about this video

[@MariaPerez-lg4yo]

It is an awesome video, love all the effects.

[@NanFraz]

Can you please add subtitles. I want to show to my Deaf students. Thanks

[@joeyknight8272]

Just play into in braille

[@phoebelineberry6581]

You can add captions, if you look at the bottom right of the video it says cc which is closed caption if you click on that it should work :)

[@nilpgregslasher5358]

If they had this program at school so they can have science teachers show stuff from a camera view every student would be paying attention

[@rockdawg1467]

thanks Jim cantore for explaining the differences one question sleet and grapple are the same item..

[@stephensnell5707]

You mean Grauple

[@Laaaa]

Very good production.

[@laylapitt2686]

who is here because of a stupid school assignment

[@danielmahon1589]

the weather channel has really stepped up there game

[@stephensnell5707]

You mean their

[@SamrinderDhaliwal]

If you don't know, graupel is frozen rain. Not cold rain, not hail. Just in between.

[@jebbecker3106]

If the entire column of air has to be at 0 degrees Celsius or below, then why was I driving home one day and the temperature on my vehicle was 40 degrees and it was snowing?

[@interstellarbruce6429]

isn't this the same technology Microsoft hololens uses?

[@MogwaiOt]

I had to do this because I’m sick and it’s blocked on my school lap top and they blocked it

[@daisyjimenez4544]

yes good

[@kadenanderson5469]

WHAT IS GRAUPEL HELP ME NAO!

[@jebbecker3106]

Graupel are soft, small pellets formed when supercooled water droplets (at a temperature below 32°F) freeze onto a snow crystal, a process called riming. If the riming is particularly intense, the rimed snow crystal can grow to an appreciable size, but remain less than 0.2 inches.

[@BoogsterSU2]

Just looking at this makes me wish The Daily Show should make fun of this.

[@Granite]

Why?

[@truckercartervertualtruckd3743]

how in the hell do they do this

[@kadenanderson5469]

Video editing

[@brrraiden3080]

Trucker Carter vertual truck driving career augmented reality look it up its really cool

[@stephensnell5707]

@@brrraiden3080 you mean Virtual

[@kadenanderson5469]

That thing he uses is fake news/ camera magic

[@kadenanderson5469]

Thanks for agreeing

[@m-yday]

What do you mean? Do you not believe it? It’s special effects. AR. Ya know VR? Mix VR with real life and you’ve got AR

[@xzor2405]

it is actually not true you use that stuff cause it important

[@stephensnell1379]

It is NOT FAKE AT ALL