Water Vapor Circulation on Earth

[mphello]

No way could a conservative or anti-socialist or anthropogenic global warming (AGW) denier (they're all the same) EVER have done the incredible hard detailed work of such an amazing educational beautiful animation such as this one.

[Knossos22]

Reminds me of Jupiter time laps of Jupiter from Voyager - many of the same forces at work...

[wwwmw100]

Katrina was early July and Wilma was August. Of 2005

[appelezmoijoe]

Much more rain in oceans than on land. Very nice, thanks.

[elasetti]

beautiful

[sexyhotlowrider]

it sucks

[martinezelfacha]

you help me to oceanography, thanks!!

[johnkennedywastaken]

Which year is this for?

[shadowwarriorwithin]

wow where did they get this info.

[akbarblanchet]

after the end of august 3:10, look at South America constantly, it looks like a beating heart.. and at 1:12 during the month of April, notice how China has an unbreakable barrier for water vapor coming from the South! =) i like

[soulscanner66]

The South America phenomenon is the result of diurnal (or daily) heating. The sun heats the land in the morning and early afternoon, evaporates water from the rainforest. By the afternoon, thunderstorms form. Precipitation in the form of torrential downpours deplete the atmosphere of moisture and the water vapor decreases overnight.

[michaelispan]

this wuold make a nice screensaver

[garvess]

This video is very nice. Me like.

[subach]

could use some music or something, otherwise cool.

[InfoJunkieHolland]

nice.