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Kenneth Udut
·Aug 9, 2013

General Electric’s “#sixsecondscience” series explains how convection works in the weather system. It shows where the wind comes from: cold air descends, while hot air rises. The concepts are illustrated using simple visual representations of wet/dry air and light/heavy objects.

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General Electric #sixsecondscience convection How #weather Works. Where #wind comes from. Cold air falls, hot air rises. WetHheavy dryLight.