Dear Amit, your geography lectures are extremely easy. Visuals are perfectly made and wordings are to the point, and without any repetitions. Your videos are lean and crisp. Thank you!
The chart at 0:58 is not for Jet streams, it is for El Nino. Secondly, at 2:15 you're explaining Hadley Cycle which has little relation to the Jet Streams. (Explain Geostrophic Wind and the changes in pressure at the top of the troposphere as we move from the tropics to the poles).
Really i'm impressed by ur video.....by seeing dis video i got a new idea to teach my students , specially ur slides in between is supv , i can skeatches an album book to make it perfect and more visual in d class . Thanks
When we read about jet stream we say low pressure from equator meets high pressure subtropical or but when we read sea breeze or land breeze we say if there is low pressure upper will be high pressure vice versa or in indian monsoon also why ???? This same case not apply in jet stream why we not say if polar has high pressure upper atmosphere will be low like in two permanent jet stream whyyyy?????????????
i have no words to explain how good u teach sir. you simplify the topic so smoothly with perfect manner . and your voice is amazing. your way of teaching as well...❣️shukriYa Sir!
Thank you so much sir I am in class 9 and tomorrow is my final exam and it really help me and now I don't think that i need to go through nceart book .atlast thank you so much sir ur lecture really helpful for me and so easy to understand 😀😀
I have a doubt. At 3.45 the diagram shows that the jet stream is traveling from low pressure to high pressure but how is that even relevant because wind travels from hp to low pressure.
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nice explanation sir!! but one thing I guess it's out of the topic of the video - what influence does winds from the Mediterranean region cause on the climate?
+Vikrant Jain - They blow from west to east, and then towards north and south poles and again to the equator. Loops! In other words they follow the boundaries of cold and warm regions.
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It is the phenomenon... When jet stream collect moisture from various seas come to it's way.. And it brings rain to indian surface.... It is known as..
Respected Sir It's really huge support for whole student community. I have a request that you please make a separate video covering full G C LEONG. It will also be a great support for us. thank you
What are Easterly Jet Streams? Could you please elaborate on its effect on the Indian monsoon? Also, is that Geography Now's BGM I hear towards the end? :)
You didnt explain the real question 1. How does jet stream change weather pattern? 2 How Jet stream are formed? 3 Why they move in west to east direction? I think this whole lecture just stated facts didn't addressed the concept.
A jet stream changes weather patterns in an area based on certain areas with warmer air. Sun rays would hit the equator warming up the Earth and would rise air in one area. Once that a parcel of warm air rises and encounters the colder atmosphere, the air cools and has to sink somewhere where the air isn't rising so it sinks in another area of the world. If there is warm or rising parcel of air in one area of the world, there must be an equal amount of sinking cooling air to keep the atmosphere balanced. So that is why the weather may be warmer and colder than usual sometimes. -A jet stream is formed with the combination of the Coriolis effect and instability. The Coriolis effect steers the wind & parcels of air into a certain direction, that wind is formed through areas of instability where the contrast between warm parcels of air and cold parcels of air is particularly strong within an area of the world. As a result of this strong contrast in temperature, physic laws always state how denser air will always move to less dense air. In this case the dense air is the colder parcel while the less dense air is the warm parcel. The colder parcel will always try to fill in the warmer parcel that has less dense and rising air which creates wind that fuels the jet stream. Combined with the steering of the Coriolis effect the jet stream is formed.
Sir what would happen if a hot air current flows over a cold air current, or a cold area in general? Does the cold air below get attracted to the hot air flowing above so there will be a tiny bit of low pressure formed at surface? How does a warm air current get cooled?
Basically , pressure difference is responsible for any fluid flow, whether in ocean or atmosphere. How this pressure difference arises is because of differential heating, that is, all the parts of the Earth don't receive the equal amount of heat from Sun.
Sir actually I am in 9th std and I have it as a very little part but after watching the video many terms are new to me so it's being little difficult to understand so can you give me a short idea about what jetstream are
Sir, at 01:15 why low pressure is marked with cold region and high pressure with warm whereas it is the opposite i.e. warm region is a region of low pressure and vice versa..? Thankyou
Sir as said by you “the reason behind season change is jet stream” I may like to submit that weather changes are due to the revolutions of earth around the sun, sir correct me if I am wrong
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Dear Amit, your geography lectures are extremely easy. Visuals are perfectly made and wordings are to the point, and without any repetitions. Your videos are lean and crisp. Thank you!
Finally I found a topic that even Amit Senugupta couldn't explain.
The chart at 0:58 is not for Jet streams, it is for El Nino.
Secondly, at 2:15 you're explaining Hadley Cycle which has little relation to the Jet Streams. (Explain Geostrophic Wind and the changes in pressure at the top of the troposphere as we move from the tropics to the poles).
no one cares. It helped me and a lot of people
His other videos are impressive. I too was perplexed to listen to this video. Agree with you.
Right said bro!!!!
Correct!!
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incredibly informative in the small tidbit of time I wanted to spend on the subject. Well done on the vid.
Really i'm impressed by ur video.....by seeing dis video i got a new idea to teach my students , specially ur slides in between is supv , i can skeatches an album book to make it perfect and more visual in d class .
Thanks
Your way of teaching is so clear and unique, it's fantastic
Sir I had a very serious discussion with my friends regarding this but after watching this vedio everything is cleared sir . Thanks a lot sir 🙏🙏🙏🙏
When we read about jet stream we say low pressure from equator meets high pressure subtropical or but when we read sea breeze or land breeze we say if there is low pressure upper will be high pressure vice versa or in indian monsoon also why ???? This same case not apply in jet stream why we not say if polar has high pressure upper atmosphere will be low like in two permanent jet stream whyyyy?????????????
Could you explain why the jet streams follow a meandering path when the temperature contrast is low?
Thank you so much Amit Sengupta for this worthy video about jet stream 🙏
Sir,please upload more videos about jet stream.Such as the index cycle,origin of jet stream, effects of jet stream.
i have no words to explain how good u teach sir. you simplify the topic so smoothly with perfect manner . and your voice is amazing. your way of teaching as well...❣️shukriYa Sir!
Sir, u really explained well. keep uploading .. we are following.
Short and to the point. Excellent explanation on an important natural phenomenon.
Thank you so much sir I am in class 9 and tomorrow is my final exam and it really help me and now I don't think that i need to go through nceart book .atlast thank you so much sir ur lecture really helpful for me and so easy to understand 😀😀
I have a doubt. At 3.45 the diagram shows that the jet stream is traveling from low pressure to high pressure but how is that even relevant because wind travels from hp to low pressure.
Also low pressure occurs in warm areas. Can anyone please help?
sir your videos are very much underrated.. you deserve more..
Thank you so much sir.....🙏🏻😊🙏🏻
Really excellent geography vedeos from your side...Sir and fantastic english grammar and speaking...Hatss off!!!
Thank you so much sir for this lucid explanation about Jet Stream
Such a tremendous teaching skill sir ..
really a very imaginative video.....thanku sir its really amazing....your videos impressed me a lot and i am able to learn more quickly
sir your classes are awesome..pls do continue this strategy of teaching which could help poor students to compete with full confidence. n one more thing I have saw so many classes which does not refer as your kind...t.u.so much
All my doubts got cleared its simple easy to grasp thankyou for your effort🤗
You are really a very well teacher after my class teacher!!
flawless voice. I like it
Sir thank you.
This is simply brilliance.
nice explanation sir!! but one thing I guess it's out of the topic of the video - what influence does winds from the Mediterranean region cause on the climate?
Flawless explanation sir, outstanding..
Sir so if asked what is direction of flow of jet stream ? Should we say it moves from equator to polar n back ?
+Vikrant Jain - They blow from west to east, and then towards north and south poles and again to the equator. Loops! In other words they follow the boundaries of cold and warm regions.
+Amit Sengupta (AKS) ok thank u sir
Largely depends upon sun’s position.During summer jet streams move towards north and during winter it moves towards south.
Amit Sengupta but what about easterly jet stream? It moves from east to west. How do you explain that?
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Sir, could you please make crash courses on ancient and medival Indian history for UPSC ? Emphasizing on the art and culture aspect too ...Would be very helpful ...Thanks a tonne for your selfless service to the student community...May God Bless you with abundant happiness and good health always !!! We all students have become your fans.... Thank You again !!
Thanks a lot sir .I have always a fear of not understanding concepts of geography but now I can imagine this things by your picture
Each lecture.... Awesome👍
Amazing 👏 , I just got my concept cleared.😇
Really enlightening thank you :-D
Nice videos, Sir, plz make videos esp on climatology n indian agriculture, human geography n economy.Great job all the best, Sir.
sir didn't completed physical geography right ? because further chapters are not there in the playlist
sir please make a new video on jet streams . your new videos are top notch and second to none in any aspect.
awesome ... never ever stop making such vids sir
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Thanks so much for the awesome series nd highly appreciate your talent, knowledge, communication skills and teaching skills kudos 👌
Can you please explain "Western cyclonic disturbances"?
It is the phenomenon... When jet stream collect moisture from various seas come to it's way.. And it brings rain to indian surface.... It is known as..
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Brilliant explanation!
Many doubts clear by u yes tq somuch ur voice amazing sir and subject knowledge also
Now, I am able to explain the jet stream to anybody anywhere, thnx sir
Keep uploading videos sir! They help a lot....👍
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Wow sir, I understood easyly
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very nice lecture sir if you have possible to make geography 12th india: people and economy.
Thanks to make me understand about Jetstream
excellent explanation sir thank you
Great Lecture. Very Helpful. Thank You So Much Sir
Solid banda hai. I got my upsc question right because of this video. Thank you SIR
What's d difference between upper air circulation and jet streams?
Sir what is the difference between tropical easterly jet streams and sub tropical easterly jetstreams
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Respected Sir
It's really huge support for whole student community. I have a request that you please make a separate video covering full G C LEONG.
It will also be a great support for us.
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Sir, are the upper part of hadley , ferral, polar cell called jet stream or is jet stream diffrent form that atmospheric circulation?
NICE EXPLANATION BUT IN MY NCERT BOOK OF CLASS 9 GEOGRAPHY,IT IS GIVEN THAT DURING SUMMER THE WIND SPEED VARIES FROM 110 KM/H TO 184 KM/H.
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What is the difference b/w easterly and westerly jet streams?
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What are Easterly Jet Streams? Could you please elaborate on its effect on the Indian monsoon?
Also, is that Geography Now's BGM I hear towards the end? :)
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Nice explain in short but plz clearly explain the directions of jet stream
Brilliant Quote:
"left and right depend upon your perspective, what is right to you is a left to the person standing opposite to you."
Well description.... would you please describe about ITCZ??
You didnt explain the real question
1. How does jet stream change weather pattern?
2 How Jet stream are formed?
3 Why they move in west to east direction?
I think this whole lecture just stated facts didn't addressed the concept.
A jet stream changes weather patterns in an area based on certain areas with warmer air. Sun rays would hit the equator warming up the Earth and would rise air in one area. Once that a parcel of warm air rises and encounters the colder atmosphere, the air cools and has to sink somewhere where the air isn't rising so it sinks in another area of the world. If there is warm or rising parcel of air in one area of the world, there must be an equal amount of sinking cooling air to keep the atmosphere balanced. So that is why the weather may be warmer and colder than usual sometimes.
-A jet stream is formed with the combination of the Coriolis effect and instability. The Coriolis effect steers the wind & parcels of air into a certain direction, that wind is formed through areas of instability where the contrast between warm parcels of air and cold parcels of air is particularly strong within an area of the world. As a result of this strong contrast in temperature, physic laws always state how denser air will always move to less dense air. In this case the dense air is the colder parcel while the less dense air is the warm parcel. The colder parcel will always try to fill in the warmer parcel that has less dense and rising air which creates wind that fuels the jet stream. Combined with the steering of the Coriolis effect the jet stream is formed.
Sir what would happen if a hot air current flows over a cold air current, or a cold area in general? Does the cold air below get attracted to the hot air flowing above so there will be a tiny bit of low pressure formed at surface? How does a warm air current get cooled?
Nice explaination sir short but complete concept
Very nice sir one question how jet streams are responsible for ocean current
Basically , pressure difference is responsible for any fluid flow, whether in ocean or atmosphere. How this pressure difference arises is because of differential heating, that is, all the parts of the Earth don't receive the equal amount of heat from Sun.
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Sir actually I am in 9th std and I have it as a very little part but after watching the video many terms are new to me so it's being little difficult to understand so can you give me a short idea about what jetstream are
Sir, at 01:15 why low pressure is marked with cold region and high pressure with warm whereas it is the opposite i.e. warm region is a region of low pressure and vice versa..? Thankyou
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Thankyou for such a nice explanation
Sir as said by you “the reason behind season change is jet stream” I may like to submit that weather changes are due to the revolutions of earth around the sun, sir correct me if I am wrong
Both are correct.
Great explanation ....it helped me a lot
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very educative. thank you regards
Hello...i really find your videos helpful. ..
Can you please explain what are easterly and westerly jet streams?
Litrally
Very well explained
Sir what is low level jet streams and how it's effect on India monsoon? Pls respond
sir please tell me
why two different air masses is prerequiaite for jet stream formation?
Very helpful
Very crucial information. ❤️🙏👍