What INSTABILITY in the atmosphere means.

[@finn218]

I had a joke with my meteorology professor that the correct answer to about 1/3 the questions he asked the class during meteorology 201 was just "instability" lol.

[@weatherboxstudios]

You can never go wrong with that answer lol

[@MichaelCarrPilot]

The algorithm recommended one of your videos. Great content with well explained weather concepts - you definitely deserve more subscribers

[@weatherboxstudios]

Thanks Michael!

[@andrewpurvis7498]

I learn so much from this channel and keeps me motivated to pursue meteorology when i get to University. Much love bro

[@weatherboxstudios]

You can do it man!

[@andrewpurvis7498]

@@weatherboxstudios Thanks for the support, means a lot!!

[@WeatherIsFun]

This explains why thunderstorms are kind of hard to predict

[@bigbizz3503]

Can we get an in-depth series on soundings and Hodos! You explain it understandably. Is it possible to make a series about sounding data. Maybe go over some infamous that produced a different level of all hazards in comparison to a sunny day. You have quite a bit of audience interested in the same information. I know most of it and have been studying it for 10 years and still find something new every event. 🌪

[@Dahn.Baern.]

Truly some of the best weather content on KZbin. I’ve learned a lot from your channel and really enjoy the content. Thanks!

[@joshntn37111]

Only 25.8k subs? There is a lot wrong with this number. I've been looking for a more in depth weather masterclass and I have finally found it. I appreciate you my friend.

[@coleniebur9049]

Man, this is such a great channel! Don’t know if you’ll see it, but as long as it doesn’t cause a big financial burden keep it up man

[@weatherboxstudios]

Thanks Cole! The plan right now is to keep up the weekly videos through the end of the year, then we'll see where we're at

[@0552steve]

Just found this channel and now I'm binge watching. Good stuff, but jezz, I got work to do.

[@AndreaRuehl]

0:20 😂😂 so subtly done

[@pickelsvonbrine]

You know, KZbin lead me here and I am glad I found you.

[@fastlane557]

I tell you what you are my new favorite meteorologist even over David Payne 🤣 love the way you act…..unstable like Joe Biden going up the stairs lmao 😂 I’m dying of laughter

[@dombrowskirt]

This guy is great

[@PunmasterSTP]

Lapse rate? More like "Lovin' these videos; they're great!" 👍

[@sirstrix250]

Nice

[@Ty91681]

Lol, I thought you had overalls on in the thumbnail 😂

[@weatherboxstudios]

That would've been way more convenient 😂

[@XDexaXD]

it's weather time

[@peterolbrisch1653]

What's worse is the instability of my sister.

[@harryparsons2750]

Creepy af

[@heartpotions]

i love EML's

[@weatherboxstudios]

they're awesome

[@heartpotions]

@@weatherboxstudios especially with large hodographs and stuf like dat

[@sencic4532]

0:01 Ohio moment

[@weatherboxstudios]

😂

[@MrFrosty1997]

wumbux

[@weatherboxstudios]

There are at least 4 syllables in that small word

[@jbisme]

I want to understand but this is like chinese to me

[@MintyLime703]

I mean he explained it about as simple as it gets. Warm air rises and if there's a cap the warm air will build before exploding upwards. Since the air is colder high up the warm air will condensate forming clouds and that heavy moisture will come back down as rain. Instability is that build up of warm air before it hits the cap, and the cap is just a region of atmosphere that is warmer than usual so unless the rising warm air is warmer than the cap it can't rise past it. But if the sun is baking the surface all day it'll likely get hot enough to blow past the cap and start forming very large clouds and storms as a result.