James May's Things You Need To Know — S01E03 — about the Weather

00:00:00 Here is the forecast for the next 30 minutes. It will be an

00:01:02 mountains, huge oceans and a thick atmosphere -- the earth. It is

00:02:14 We were still stuck in observation mode. A major breakthrough came in

00:03:25 clear. They are blue. Why is the sky-blue? This would be a strong

00:04:35 The speed of light. The action doesn't really begin until the

00:05:37 send that signal to be a brain. The brain and then decides what colour

00:06:56 in the first few metres of what is called the epic pelagic zone. Ocean

00:08:21 appears every three-- El Nino. Its arrival causes a number of strange

00:09:36 transferred onto the Earth's atmosphere. The equator receives

00:10:46 northern hemisphere and to the left down under, leading to weather

00:11:50 of other players as well, and almost, their least favourite

00:13:03 crystals. This process is repeated until then number in the trillions,

00:14:25 That is going to be tough to beat. Precipitation can come in other

00:15:47 falling below minus 40 degrees Celsius. At these temperatures

00:17:01 losing some of your teeth. The largest hailstone on record that

00:18:15 leading theories is that in a storm tiny ice crystals and lumps of

00:19:23 streaked, rocket, and the very rare ball. Not all lightning strikes the

00:20:38 storms. And they are not the only storms that operate like this,

00:21:53 blends these storms together, spinning them around together. This

00:23:09 called micro-climates. Try to imagine the important stuff that

00:24:25 force moist air to rise, creating rain clouds. You also need to think

00:25:49 rate, these are the seasons. Why do we have seasons? Up close, the

00:27:09 shining on everyone below the equator. Although seasonal weather

00:28:23 and maybe let's reconvene in a couple of years for a recap.