3 1 1 3 Global atmospheric circulation

[@LI-bo6hc]

My geography GCSE is tomorrow and this topic has always confused me. You’ve made it so easy to understand, thank you!!

[@omgrevision781]

This is the best global atmospheric circulation video on the whole of the internet. The tropical storm videos are also amazing. Awesome work!

[@janey2562]

You are the best teacher here in youtube. You are not using high tech powerpoints to illustrate your teachings unlike others but you explain in an excellent way and it seems to me that it's definitely your expertise.

[@zoisapeers676]

Thank you so much! As a GCSE student, I never fully understood this, but now I understand how it works! You make it so simple to learn!

[@mollyelizabethjames]

I'm doing my GCSEs too! Good luck with your exams 🥰

[@Alex-ur3vt]

5 years later, still the best explanation for this topic. Saved my whole GCSE!

[@ishasingh6268]

This was so helpful. You put it into terms that I can actually understand! You're an amazing teacher :)

[@tanishakathuria7389]

Thank you so much! I've liked and subscribed keep up the amazing work :)

[@user-gi3yr1gl7j]

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[@rjanders1984]

Fantastic video - a very simple explanation of a tricky topic!

[@kronofanclub1769]

Yes

[@samrahm8818]

I've looked at so many videos to do with this and you make it very simple so thankyou

[@laurailunga7000]

BRILLIANT!! Thank you. So thoroughly and easily explained

[@ivygracelane]

i have been stuck on this for months and i finally get it now thanks to your amazing explanation! thank you so so much :)

[@andrewlikhwangwa9849]

Wow!!!! This is brilliant !! I like it very much ,,,keep it up

[@anavalente4791]

I have been trying to find videos to help my 15 year old understand Global Atmospheric Circulation and this video is really clear. Made me understand the topic in minutes. Thank you for sharing the info so well 😀

[@Cheezyman3]

this is my homework from school lol i have to watch this

[@maxdennis3785]

Really i watch this every sunday for fun

[@hhh-gp9ip]

I never understood this before...this video taught me everything...thank u so much ma'am for ur wonderful video...

[@hayley3881]

This is very helpful as it helps me to visualise the movement of the winds thanks

[@sibongileapril4979]

Thank u so much I came here not knowing anything now I understand ❤️

[@hassanmoghaveleh3073]

Well Done! I am studying the atmosphere not for geography reasons but as an introduction for me to get into ways to capture carbons in the atmosphere!

[@neelamsharma6543]

pls upload something like this for formation of extra tropical cyclones

[@neelamsharma6543]

best explanation ever

[@peppmache]

Thanks man, you really have got a great and easy way of explaining things!

[@sniperpromlg1133]

This is very well explained, thank you!

[@cloveykuki]

average gcse explainer on youtube (explains 100x better than your teachers at school)

[@aarank1008]

Thanks! Helped me a lot!

[@ninatorf1396]

so much better than the other videos

[@icureboredom4282]

By “evaporate off” do you mean condense? E.g. at the North Pole where it’s cold.

[@polishmayo5721]

Easy peasy understood it in 5 seconds

[@harsaghatoray229]

Amazing Video - Very Helpful!!

[@hazwansabirin1629]

you explain it very well. thank you :)

[@noom1732]

this is so helpful！thank you！

[@gushtosticketv1691]

Excellent presenation

[@VR143dd]

Thank you madam (from India 🇮🇳) 🙏

[@possamai11]

Very clear!!!

[@omarvela3154]

your videos are amazing

[@cpatel9132]

the most helpful video!

[@krishan736]

thank youuuu geography exam tomorrow

[@lightsummer8267]

krishan sammme

[@aarank1008]

Sameeeee

[@kronofanclub1769]

Same Krishna

[@abcdef2069]

at 10:49 north easterly wind, not easterly wind, why do others call it easterly wind? if it is a north easterly wind, then i will be blown to the equator and then i will get stuck there, and not moving to the west forever.

[@physicstricks3976]

Kindly uplode more videos

[@ianisp.828]

Awesome, thanks!

[@tenzin7523]

Very helpful

[@sofia-fh1uo]

thankyou so much

[@mooredelira]

at 3:20 min you said "32 degrees centigrade". Kelvin and Celsius are both centigrade temperature scales, because they both have 100 gradations from water freezing (273 Kelvin or 0 degrees Celsius) to water boiling (373 Kelvin or 100 degrees Celsius). 0 (zero) degrees Celsius is not the same as 0 (zero) Kelvin. And there is no such single thing as any value centigrade, ever, so... you can't say 32 degrees centigrade. But nice video on global wind patterns.

[@santael9473]

Ur the best

[@Shadow-ru7zm]

This is my gcse homework

[@mrqwerty4792]

saved my life

[@hafsaabdi7338]

thank you

[@sinethembasinenhlahla1996]

Thanks 👍👍👍

[@user-gi3yr1gl7j]

God bless you

[@kronofanclub1769]

Thanks

[@lilosvf]

this is explained so weeelll

[@iloveyoutube471]

I hate geography but thanks for making it easier

[@maxsherick9718]

goat

[@Kababsauce]

My geography gcse is tomorrow and this is helping so much

[@mohammeddudhwala1705]

I didn't ask

[@Kababsauce]

@@mohammeddudhwala1705 i wasnt talking to u icl retard

[@rajajisurya8163]

Brilliant lecture

[@jessicaphetoe3294]

👏

[@abhayrampersadh]

thank you British woman

[@chelseaxxxxo]

Now I’m more confused thanks lol

[@polishmayo5721]

Who else here from the lesson ?

[@AkxashPlayz]

this rah confused me more

[@rubypetch5016]

Thanks