Tag: meteorology
-
Decoding Dew Points: What They Really Tell Us About Humidity
One of the most common questions I get as a meteorologist is: "Why does it feel so humid today?" While many people instinctively check the humidity percentage on their phone or weather dashboard, there’s another, often more telling number you should pay attention to: the dew point. What is Dew Point? Simply put, the dew…
Written by
-
Understanding Weather Fronts: The Hidden Lines of the Atmosphere
When we watch a weather forecast, terms like "cold front" and "warm front" are often mentioned, but what do they really mean? As a meteorologist passionate about weather theory, I find weather fronts to be one of the most fascinating—and sometimes misunderstood—parts of our daily atmosphere. In this article, we’ll explore what weather fronts are,…
Written by
-
How Thunderstorms Form: The Science Behind Summer Storms
As summer unfolds, many of us experience the unmistakable rumble of thunderstorms. While these atmospheric events are common, their formation involves a fascinating interplay of temperature, moisture, and atmospheric dynamics. Let’s delve into the science behind thunderstorms: What Causes Thunderstorms? Thunderstorms begin when warm, moist air rises from the Earth’s surface. This often happens on…
Written by
