This Meteorology course provides a comprehensive foundation in the study of weather and atmospheric science. Students will begin by exploring the atmosphere's basic structure and composition, before moving on to the formation and development of clouds, which are essential to weather prediction. The course covers precipitation types and patterns, as well as the various natural hazards, including storms and tornadoes, that can arise from weather changes.

In addition to weather phenomena, students will gain a deep understanding of the broader atmospheric processes that influence weather patterns. The course also delves into the solar system's influence on Earth's climate and examines critical topics like climate change and global warming, shedding light on their causes, effects, and the science behind them. By the end of the course, students will have developed a solid understanding of meteorological principles and the skills needed to interpret weather data and forecasts.

Whether you want to pursue a career in meteorology, enhance your scientific knowledge, or simply better understand the weather patterns around you, this course provides the knowledge and tools needed to gain insights into the ever-changing atmosphere.