What is Wind?

[@shivachandar4094]

Phenomenal teacher, with deep understanding of the concepts!

[@apatterson8128]

I've been using your videos for years to supplement various Earth Sciences processes. They are clear and informative. Thank you for taking the time to make them. Oh, I subscribed.

[@idlikemoreprivacy9716]

Great channel! Great explanations, interesting, accessible and so practical for anybody sailing, mountaneering, skiing, ... Thanks!

[@Wimu_]

She is the goat

[@woo9194]

Can you do a natural disasters series? The whole time I was listening I couldn't help but to think about hurricanes and tornadoes and how they form

[@EarthExplained]

Working on it! Stay tuned!

[@keck92407]

Great Job

[@stephenmensah-z4h]

Very excellent

[@Cat_in_Spacetime]

Nice one! But why does the warm air rise up?

[@brianjohnston6132]

increased temperature makes it expand, making it less dense. It's less dense, so it rises - just like a piece of wood floats on water. Simply put, temperature reduces it's density and that reduced density causes it to rise above colder/more dense air.

[@SalTarvitz]

Shes so intelligent and pretty :)

[@Bruceman17]

The uneven heating of the surface of the Earth creates wind and many other by products