Primary Winds | Trade Winds, Westerlies and Polar Easterlies | Climatology | Dr. Krishnanand
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This is the thirteenth in the series of lectures; on Primary Winds i.e.Trade Winds, Westerlies and Polar Easterlies for undergraduate geography students as well as Geography (optional) for UPSC exams.
This video by Dr. Krishnanand, founder of TheGeoecolologist; is suitable and helpful for the UPSC/IAS aspirants and beginners as well.
Simplified Explanation of Primary Winds i.e.Trade Winds, Westerlies and Polar Easterlies has been made in this lecture.
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Great initiative sir! very clear videos. Also make more videos regarding previous year analytical based geography upsc questions and how to approach them.
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Dear Sir, I am not a student of geography. However, I have always been interested in geography. It fascinates me. I have been following your lectures. You make things so simple and yet informational at the same time that geography looks fun. I have already seen many lectures on youtube but your lectures make it more enjoyable. Thank you very much Sir.
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Thank You Sir 🙏
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fluencency in delivering the content is just outstanding i dont know about u but such a great knowledge u have sir hatsoff
Why Polar easterlies are more regular in the southern hemisphere in comparison to the northern hemisphere?
The flow of these winds(Polar easterlies) is altered by the Earth"s rotation and deflected towards the east.why?
Good eve Sir,
geography was never easy for me . I am watching this series since morning and I m not tired of the content(studied for 7 hrs straight with just food breaks ... woah,quite an achievement) .Faced few problems,and replayed them and yo, I am well versed now :D .
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Thank you Sir, I was very confused about these. You explained it very well. Appreciation from Pakistan. Also can you please guide us about some good book to prepare this in notes ?
Sir, you have changed the subject liking,great going, pl suggest similar teacher for history and economics
Glad to hear that...sorry but I don't know about teachers of other subjects.🌱😊
Sir I shall forever be grateful to you. Thanks a lot. You are really good at teaching geography . Stay blessed.
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Excellent..i have followed your all videos ❤️
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Excellent session sir. I m Totally dependent on your lecture for my state psc exm thank you for clearing concepts 🤩
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Thanks sir a lot!
I was very confused about this topic.
Thanks for helping me sir...
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Thankful sir
Literally was so confused with these, then i saw you have covered this topic sir.. I was like finally, and this reaction was even before starting the video. Thanks sir.
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Sir..your videos are so useful for students like me...
Thank you so much for sharing ideas so clearly
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Such nice explanation sir!! Thankyou very much✨
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excellent video on climatology
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Sir , please clear a doubt that all the three winds sub tropical easterly ,polar easterly and westerly winds are surface winds? Or any of them is a part of upper air circulation?
Surface winds...geostrophic winds (jet streams are upper layer)
@@TheGeoecologist ok Sir.Thank you so much
Sir what about equatorial westerlies ? And what is "tall region" due to piling of air
The westerly winds that sometimes develop within the equatorial trough when the Intertropical Convergence Zone is well north or south of the Equator. The north-easterly or south-easterly trade winds cross the Equator and, because of the reversal of the Coriolis effect, acquire a westerly component. The term is also applied to the westerlies that are present throughout most of the year in the eastern Indian Ocean.
Thank u sir, sir plz make video how jet stream has effect on monsoon
Please watch the video on Jet streams and Monsoon in the climatology playlist👍🍁😊
Sir I want to ask you are teacher of du if you are please suggest me which will be better du or Calcutta University for geography honours I got selection in both.I am from Asansol west Bengal.
I would suggest come to DU but here you would get BA hons. Degree, kolkata you get BSc. Degree...so you have to choose..as science degree is more valuable. DU is good but Kolkata graduation is not bad either...so depends upon your preference... In terms of Quality not much of difference is there at undergraduate level...but exposure to other than academics i.e. extra curricular activities and all is more in DU.... choose wisely...live well....I gave you the insights😇😊🌱
@@TheGeoecologist Thank you for the concern in du I got dyal Singh shradhanand br ambedkar and Shivani evening.In Kolkata I got in asutosh college .you can recommend which is better.
Take Dyal Singh College...I know few faculties there...they are really good...my best wishes 🌱😊
@@TheGeoecologist thank sir for consultation but my family and friends are saying in Corona time it will be very difficult to stay in delhi as I live in asansol which is very far .is asutosh college good .or Wich University is superior Calcutta or du.
Delhi being capital has its own perks... exposure and opportunities...Corona is not going to go so soon...so plan for long term goal... accomodation is no issue.. students from all over India come to DU and stay here...find a PG accomodation ...last choice is yours..I told you as much as I could...I have many friends who came to study here from Asansol, bardhman, durgapur and Kolkata...it's not an issue at all. Its lastly on you and your parents decision.😊🌱
I am happy to help and my videos will always be there for your consultation...best wishes 🌱
hello sir ,i enjoyed your lecture .i have a doubt in it.
As per your lecture both trade winds(TW) and the westerlies are surface winds.trade winds blows towards equator and westerlies towards pole.trade winds (from subtropical hight to equatorial low) are affected by coriolis force and gets deflected right (west to east)in northern hemisphere.
DOUBT:looking only In northern hemisphere as both TW and westerlies are surface winds ,both should be affected by coriolis, making the westerlies(winds from sub tropical high to sub polar low 30"N TO 60" N) also to deflected to LEFT (ie.east to west).but it is happening opposite (west to east making it westerlies)??
TO simply put why are winds from sub tropical high to sub polar low 30"N TO 60" N moving west, though their tendency is to move towards left (east ) due to coriolis force??Is coriolis for not a factor for such winds?
thank you.
Please watch the video on Atmospheric Circulation (tri-cellular) model in the playlist for more clarity.
Thank u sirr for this vedio it helped me vary much sir . Love your channel
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Good lecture..... Sir
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Interesting views.
Great video
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