Definitive Guide to Weather Map Analysis - Part 4 - The 850 mb Map

[@TallyTechandTroubleshooting]

Another FANTASTIC series, Trey! You are an awesome meteorology/weather/educator!! Take care and thank you for inspiring us to "think" weather...

[@ConvectiveChronicles]

Thank you so much, Tal!

[@vocalizedglobe6724]

I can’t get enough of your content, you've taught me so much about meteorology. Growing up I was terrified of tornadoes, even thunder. I've conquered my fear of weather and turned it into respect, but also a deep love for meteorology. (26 M now) Thank you for what you do and for sharing your vast proficiency and insight into meteorology.

[@ConvectiveChronicles]

That’s so awesome to hear; thank you so much!

[@ok_marcussharcus]

Thanks, Trey! Informative as always.

[@ConvectiveChronicles]

Thank you so much for the kind words and the Super Thanks!

[@damienbusick5540]

Great break down! This is the best channel for learning about meteorology!

[@ConvectiveChronicles]

Thank you!!

[@3than.Y0st]

Great explanation! Another great product to use at 850mb to identify upper-level fronts and low-level temperature advection is “Thickness Charts”.

[@ConvectiveChronicles]

Thank you! Planning on putting those kind of maps in a sort of “miscellaneous” or “other maps” video toward the end of the series.

[@3than.Y0st]

@@ConvectiveChronicles great idea!

[@peachxtaehyung]

Thank you for this and thank you for explaining more about how the low level jet speeds up every night!!

[@ConvectiveChronicles]

You bet; thank you for watching!

[@TRGTornado]

Is there a playlist for this series? I don't know how I missed 3 parts! Great video!

[@ConvectiveChronicles]

Yes, check out the Playlists tab and it’ll be there!

[@deawhite6132]

6:14 You say coriolis turns the winds to be out of the south. But I thought coriolis made winds turn right, which would make them be northerly in this case. What am I missing?

[@ConvectiveChronicles]

The pressure gradient flips at night from westerly to easterly.

[@64BBernard]

I was thinking of creating the Robert Miller Synoptic Type A, B, C, D, E Pattern in the Product Generator in AWIPS II and sharing it with you, Trey. Would you be interested?

[@ConvectiveChronicles]

Yes, that would be very interesting to see!

[@MultiLuizinho10]

In the Southern Hemisfere, the ridges and troughs are inverted in comparison to the US?

[@ConvectiveChronicles]

Correct