For reading notes online: The screen images are organized by topic. When the screens become available you will be able to click on a topic title to go to individual lists of screens for those specific topics.

For taking notes during lecture: You can print out a full set of screens for each topic (with white space for taking notes) by downloading and printing the PDF files. These are usually available 1-2 days before the start of the topic during the lectures (see schedule). Click on the appropriate PDF logo to either begin downloading the PDF file or displaying it to your screen (depending on how your browser is set up and whether you have the Adobe Reader Plug-in installed in your browser):

--this file has three screens per printed page:

--this file has one screen per printed page. You may be able to direct your printer driver to reformat your printer output to squeeze as many on one page as you like (1, 2, 4, 6, etc. per page):

You will need to have Adobe Reader® in order to view and print the PDF files.

PODCASTS: Click here to see how to access enhanced podcasts of lectures

1. Ch. 1: Structure and Composition of Earth's Atmosphere
   
   
2. Ch. 2: Heat Transfer, Radiation, and Seasons
   
   
3. Ch. 3: Energy Balance and Temperature
   
   
4. Ch. 4: Atmospheric Forces and Wind
   
   
5. Ch. 5: Atmospheric Moisture: Humidity
   
   
6. Atmospheric Moisture: Condensation
   
   
   1. Ch. 5, 6: Dew, Frost, Fog, and Cloud Development
   2. Ch. 6: Cloud Types
      
      
7. Ch. 7: Precipitation
   
   
8. Ch. 8: Local and Global Circulation Systems
   
   
9. Ch. 9: Air Masses and Fronts
   
   
10. Ch. 10: Midlatitude Cyclones
    
    
11. Ch. 11: Thunderstorms and Tornadoes
    
    
12. Ch. 12: Hurricanes
    
    
13. Ch. 13: Weather Forecasting
    

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