Meteorology I

[@Barabyk]

One of the best meteorology lectures buried on youtube. Watched it three times already.

[@Markellphoto]

Wow, Andi is fantastic! Excellent teacher, kept me engaged the whole lecture. I want him to do a whole PPL Series. Just awesome.

[@therealskyrat]

That's what I was thinking. His lecture was amazing

[@joaomanuelfabiaodasilva6854]

I could listen to this man for hours!!!! Great presentation!!!!

[@thecee9184]

One of the best lectures of meteorology ever

[@seanmanson444]

Can I just say, you are an extraordinarily good teacher. I've spent months reading over my PPL met books and scratching my head. You have literally unscrambled my brain in 1h with your simple analogies. Keep up the good work sir!

[@ThePikeywayne]

I totally agree, the exact same thing just happened with me

[@khanad17]

This guy is a genius. He speaks english, is a physicist and a meteorologist. And he flies. What a combination. A rare individual

[@Nick2007]

vilaukirin he is also a singer

[@luiscarlosallamandpuratic5058]

@@Nick2007 and a metal singer...

[@jamesryan82]

Are you him?!

[@zimmerman630]

I watched this video 1 week before my private pilot checkride and now im watching this again 2 days before my commercial pilot checkride. Best video on weather on youtube imo. ill be back again for my cfi checkride

[@mickpinkerton8302]

Same here! Haven’t seen it since my PPl and have my commercial tomorrow 👍

[@Pladak8465]

This is the best meteorology teaching I’ve ever seen. By far!

[@adrianholder1120]

Andi, this was a GREAT presentation! This was truly interesting intro to Meterology!! We all need teachers of your caliber in all kinds of subjects. Excellent work!

[@Konalohaa]

Absolutely brilliant.

[@pedrosmith4529]

You solved like 200 questions I had in one hour.

[@kevinwynne5422]

This was phenomenal! I so wish he would do an entire series. I would pay for the course!

[@newguitarmusic]

Just started listening, but must say, this guy is one of the best in the way how simple and understandable he explains things!!!

[@DenisMMartin]

Truly amazing instruction! This is the best basic weather explanation I've heard so far

[@cole4236]

Best presentation of weather theory I've seen. Thanks really needed that

[@profesorcarlosergiovillalo7502]

This is one of the best lectures I've EVER attended! It was SO clear, interesting..., and I just LOVED IT! The way he explains "difficult issues" is really AWESOME. He´s SUCH a great & experienced professor. Thanks A LOT Andy! I undersood so many things! BRAVO!

[@stevepoland1406]

WOW, I wish I would have found this sooner. FANTASTIC training and instructor! Very engaging and keeps you interested in the subject. GREAT Job to both of you and can't wait to see more

[@therealskyrat]

This Andy guy is awesome! I feel like I finally understand what my textbooks have been trying to explain

[@cemgurbuzuner6101]

Andi, I paid thousands $$$ to flying club and Never and nobody explained the weather this good. I really appreciate this.

[@lifeasiknowit2763]

Andi is a fantastic lecturer! Made Met seem so easy to understand!

[@bobwoodkat]

Thank you for the best presentation of weather I ever saw!

[@ReNewReViews1]

This guy needs to do more, best teacher ever!

[@13htorrespr]

Wow, not only an amazing presentation but I’m super impressed with his ability to speak English so well. English is my second language and I learned it while in high school in CA. It took me a few years to get to the point where I speak with very little accent but Andi has zero accent! I would have bet money he was US born. Amazing! Great job.

[@AFancyMason]

Seriously Andi, thank you. You are fantastic and your analogies are even better! ❤️ Please do more aviation videos!!!

[@grahammichaelburns]

Thanks Andi, you´re a great teacher. Great clear explanations. And I bet your band rocks!

[@sbrown4116]

good enough to watch twice!

[@mhey1705]

You make teaching this stuff interesting and engaging. Thank you, I will watch through it again.

[@imzoltan]

I could listen to this guy all day. Thank you! :) Any other videos from him besides meteorology?

[@mitulpatankar3218]

Woww... Studying six months to explain it in an hour is incredibly valuable. Thank you for your time and effort. It really helped a lot. Very grateful🙌🙌

[@something7239]

If I was not working on my pilot license I would still watch this anyway, this guy is just too good a teacher not to listen to.

[@talalony]

Can't thank you enough Andi! You really have enlightened me

[@rexpoo66]

Love the terminology that this guys uses and the way he makes it easier to understand. Thank you

[@danieljoachimnielsen6379]

Nail'd it! - Thank you. Blue skies and happy landings.

[@thescottishviking2778]

I soaked all this up and it is blowing around inside of me, now I'm ready to confront. Excellent tutorial. Thank you.

[@thomasalex1999]

35:25 You are welcome. Jokes apart. Amazing session😍

[@Hhhjax1]

Thank you Andy, the way you explain and describe is great, it made me not stupid any more ;)

[@mikewebb111]

Really really good.. One small point from someone in the Southern Hemisphere...some of the rules (like wind backing/veering) works the other way round .

[@CaptKnuckles]

I watched the video a couple years ago when I was teaching in the 172 now I'm watching it again to prepare for my airline interview. Extremely well taught! Very hard to find unfortunately.

[@robbierockin939]

Fantastic and enjoyable and informative ,, this dude is chill and explains things well and understandible ...thankyou ,, is there more of this gentleman ??

[@elizabetev3780]

WOW, I can rarely sit through an educational youtube video this long! Studying paragliding now and found it difficult to understand air pressure charts so came upon this video and oh my lord did I not expect to learn this much! THANK YOU Andi, that was amazeballs! 👊🏻

[@crazyc99]

What an outstanding lecture! Thank you !

[@LiftUsUpWhereWeBlong]

best MET presentation I ever saw, really phantastic. looking out for more content to come :-)

[@Pilot_engineer_19]

Excellent lecture. Michigan call that excess snow " lake effect snow. " And it usually takes place on the west side of the state at lake Michigan.

[@MorningViewz]

Andi, I am so grateful to have found this video, you are truly gifted at teaching! If anyone knows if he has any more videos and where I can find them pleaseee let me know. I've always been fascinated with meteorology as a kid, and would like to learn how to storm chase, so I can't wait to learn more. Thank you

[@michaelmangano1732]

Having read several meteorology books, this is the best

[@scottstrickland3335]

i just watched this and I thought he did a fantastic job of teaching the weather. learned more during this session than in others for sure

[@csmihaly]

Best lecture I've recently, or for a long time, or ever (?) heard... In meteorology never, it was fascinating...

[@thebloominglotus564]

Andi was such a pleasure to learn from. I have my Meteorology exam today and I thought I'd use his lecture for a cramming session. Great knowledge explanations. Let's see how I do after this :)

[@ToughTitty]

How’d you do?

[@thebloominglotus564]

@@ToughTitty 100% baby!!! 😝

[@AlexRocksYourSox]

10/10 would watch again!

[@dorkainplane]

I'm really grateful for this presentation! Thank you!

[@akrammy9251]

Beautiful , realy . I learned all of this in private pilot course , but never with details like this , I love science , thank you so much

[@luiscarlosallamandpuratic5058]

Best weather video ever Thank you so much

[@privatepilotstudy]

Hi Folks! Here is the link to Andi's slides that go with this session: docs.google.com/presentation/d/1gbBVvx2OIHFaX3IslwX9_A3Myll4OD2lnh1LZg9HX-Q/edit?usp=sharing

[@Slick_Since_99]

Great stuff man! Informative and great energy!

[@thebeardedbird8125]

Just what I needed! Thank you so much! I'm currently working on my CFI and I'm definitely looking forward to recommending this video to all my students.

[@keksimusultimus4257]

Starting soon my atpl course....this was an amazing and really inspiring video! thank you very much...i think you ignited a flame for this particular course...it really made me want learn more about the topic.

[@Fliegster]

Great presentation! Actually fun to watch.

[@iainbradford4254]

Excellent set of slides and a great presentation...thanks from DK

[@rychu8656]

Excellent presentation. Thank you.

[@ovenproofdonkey]

Thank you! this has helped a lot.

[@cinderswolfhound6874]

Amazing job ive watched many videos trying to understant this subject and after this guy i finally got it clear Thank you andy

[@ninjarider2941]

Occluded fronts (@1:19:30) are associated with mid-latitude frontal cyclones. In satellite images, the cloud structure of the whole system looks like a giant comma shape. From the perspective of general circulation, these cyclones help to equalize the temperature difference between the tropics and the poles. However, I don't understand how a fast-moving cold front can overtake a slow-moving warm front from behind if the cold front is moving south (polar air mass) and the warm front is moving north (tropical air mass). It seems to me that they should usually collide at their leading edges.

[@intothelightphotography]

WOW mindblown massive mate, thanks totally appreciated for this.

[@itsleotv8487]

It's a very simple but deep explanation of things, really great job, easy to understand and I'd assume for everyone else to. 👍

[@McGyverPilot]

* * * IMPORTANT: For those wanting to share the very valuable section that specifically covers Consequences of Landing with CROSSWIND variables due to the "Mechanical Turbulence Layer" and WINDSOCK at Airport Altitude (20-40 deg. directional difference) which starts at about 44:25 ( kzbin.info/www/bejne/iXyziaJ9qpZ3gcU ) to 47:31 .

[@mona_lisa_7774]

Wow....this was incredibly informative....been studying for my written exam on off for over a year....hoping to take it in a couple weeks...and I learned more from Andi here then in the hundreds of other videos....would love to watch n learn more from him...thank you 😀 🥰

[@samuelbouma1928]

Cool video! Thanks for a fantastic presentation 👍

[@davidshaw427]

Andi, thank you so much...over here in Australia.....the one subject that is doing my head in studying for my PPL is Met. Trying to get the big picture of how it all works.....you made it way simpler than my poor brain thought it was.........thats great teaching. Thank you.

[@Jason-hb8jy]

I wish things like this were around when I was working on my private. I barely passed that portion of the test. And when I passed my check ride the examiner even mentioned that I did really well, but definitely needed work on my weather. KZbin barely even existed then though.....

[@chn9285]

this guy is a greati instructor. thanks!

[@freddyfreeloader1200]

Great teacher!! One wild looking dude, but awesome teacher and probably awesome pilot!

[@Flytrev]

I love this guy!!! I can’t find part 2

[@josephfleming6384]

Love this video!!!!

[@toadav]

Mind blown, so pleased i found this video.

[@Gillz_G6]

Where is part 2? Loved this. Thank you so much.

[@McGyverPilot]

While I am no Meteorologist, I feel it could be misleading to argue the Temp/Dewpoint + Altutude /4 at (apx.58:00) Theory is always valid. Dewpoint has not been measured at the "9,000ft" altitude but at a specific location and altitude that may not be where youre determining, and could be much different than that location. The theory should only be used as a general point of reference, and cannot, should not, be used in absolute terms. And this would further explain why you might see clouds in areas that the temp/dewpoint/altitude reported for the area does not fully support. Regardless of these proven theories, just remain alert folks.

[@idemchenko-js]

Thank you for this lecture! This is gold. It makes me wanna go back to the university and study physics.

[@igorkovalevski48]

Very nice videos! perfect information!!!! thanks a lot!

[@fishfoofy1]

Loving this lecture!!!

[@songeeks]

WOW! Love this guy!

[@andresjmontanez]

Awesome teacher!

[@burninsage22]

Incredible teacher 🔥🔥🔥

[@povfwm12]

Wow, this was amazing!

[@sensesfail146]

Best presentation on weather I have ever witnessed. Understood every word you said. Are you a CFI? If not you should be.

[@andreasthilander3592]

This was super great, thanks!

[@TedDanzig]

This man is my hero

[@Storm_Chaser_OG]

Powerful lecture. Thank you.

[@rohanhems5150]

What a great tutorial!! Thankyou so much.. Such a great teacher

[@smiddy19801]

I need to learn more from this guy

[@adriankilchherrfotografie5511]

You know how to teach, thank you so much. Very sad that you are not teaching the 2nd part

[@juanparra3459]

Amazing explanation! Thanks.

[@adrianchapa6439]

The Coriolis force is the result of horizontal pressure differences?

[@mohammedsherhan5498]

Excellent work 👍

[@hmabboud]

1- @1:05:29 Why would the air raise in altitude? Doesnt cold air sink?! 2- @1:09:58 Doesnt the warm air on top become cold eventually because it is going higher? Exactly like the hot air gettting cold @1:15:35

[@Flytrev]

Hot air rises because it’s less dense. Then it’s replaced by cold air. As hot air rises it cools down and sinks because it’s more dense. Think cold heavy🧊 warm light 🎈

[@hmabboud]

@@Flytrev |Got it. Thank you for replying!

[@Flytrev]

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[@hmabboud]

@@Flytrev ?

[@michealalkour1452]

Thank you, answered so many questions

[@liquidusblue]

Excellent video

[@patrickfain9318]

Really great video thanks so much!!

[@MrYOUSSEF1997]

this is gold!

[@md65000]

Why do I keep hearing a stall warning?

[@StickOnLSD]

love it!! incredible guy! thank you

[@zimmerman630]

Explained very well