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The Most Dangerous Weather Conditions On Earth – What They Are And What Makes Them So Deadly

The Most Dangerous Weather Conditions On Earth – What They Are And What Makes Them So Deadly

by Wessel Wessels

Many severe weather events can rightfully claim the title “deadliest weather phenomenon.” This article takes a closer look at the most dangerous weather...

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Understanding Weather Symbols Used In Forecasts To Know What To Expect From Future Atmospheric Conditions

Understanding Weather Symbols Used In Forecasts To Know What To Expect From Future Atmospheric Conditions

by Wessel Wessels

Many readers will be familiar with the symbols used in television and online weather forecasts, mobile apps, and printed media. Some of these symbols, though,...

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How The Moon Affects Our Weather And Climate

How The Moon Affects Our Weather And Climate

by Wessel Wessels

It may be hard to imagine that the Moon, approximately 380 000 km (236 000 miles) away, can have any influence on the weather on our planet. However, it plays...

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Defining Arcus Clouds – What They Are And How They Form

Defining Arcus Clouds – What They Are And How They Form

by Wessel Wessels

Certain cloud types appear to have very distinct shapes and sizes. Arcus clouds are one such example, but these cloud formations may also be an indication of...

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Defining A Fogbow – The Rainbow’s Less Glamorous Cousin

Defining A Fogbow – The Rainbow’s Less Glamorous Cousin

by Wessel Wessels

Anyone who observes a fogbow could easily mistake it for a strange, colorless rainbow. Although not entirely incorrect, this meteorological phenomenon occurs...

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Virga Rain: Explaining Virga And How It Occurs

Virga Rain: Explaining Virga And How It Occurs

by Wessel Wessels

Some may not have heard the term before, yet most readers have likely already experienced or observed the meteorological phenomenon known as virga rain.This...

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Defining A Shelterbelt And How It Works

Defining A Shelterbelt And How It Works

by Wessel Wessels

Air movement plays a crucial role in the development of most weather conditions. At ground level, though, strong winds can adversely affect surface...

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Köppen Climate Classification: Defining The Climate Zones Of The World

Köppen Climate Classification: Defining The Climate Zones Of The World

by Wessel Wessels

A region's vegetation primarily results from local, prevailing weather conditions, while the vegetation influences its climate in return. The Köppen Climate...

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Weather Rockets – Defining A Special Kind Of Sounding Rocket

Weather Rockets – Defining A Special Kind Of Sounding Rocket

by Wessel Wessels

Weather services primarily take atmospheric measurements in the troposphere, while weather balloons extend readings up to 40 km in the stratosphere. At higher...

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Continental Arctic To Maritime Equatorial… The Six Types Of Global Air Masses And Their Characteristics

Continental Arctic To Maritime Equatorial… The Six Types Of Global Air Masses And Their Characteristics

by Wessel Wessels

Six types of global air masses cover the Earth's surface and impact the weather patterns of individual regions. We take a closer look at each one and its main...

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