Tristan Gooley
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And it looks like somebody's got a broom and swept a pile of leaves onto the eastern side at the base there.
It's weird.
It looks like somebody's tidying up.
But actually, it's just a nice leafless compass.
So a really nice simple one is if a cloud is taller than it is wide, it's a classic sign that the atmosphere is unstable.
That makes rain showers more likely, particularly if you see them in the morning.
It makes thunderstorms more likely.
It makes hail more likely.
But as a general rule, you know, it's hard to go a whole week without there being a fantastic pattern to decipher in the sky.
Thanks so much, Mike.
Thanks so much for having me on, and congrats on such a successful show.
So if you look at a tree from all directions, you walk around one, you'll very quickly realize that there's no such thing as a symmetrical tree. And on average, there's just more tree. There are bigger branches and more branches and more leaves on the southern side.
So if you look at a tree from all directions, you walk around one, you'll very quickly realize that there's no such thing as a symmetrical tree. And on average, there's just more tree. There are bigger branches and more branches and more leaves on the southern side.
So if you look at a tree from all directions, you walk around one, you'll very quickly realize that there's no such thing as a symmetrical tree. And on average, there's just more tree. There are bigger branches and more branches and more leaves on the southern side.
There are some big signs that people may be loosely familiar with, but the really undiscovered world, and the reason I ended up writing a book with the title, The Secret World of Weather, is the smaller signs, the things that are going on, you know, sometimes within touching distance.
There are some big signs that people may be loosely familiar with, but the really undiscovered world, and the reason I ended up writing a book with the title, The Secret World of Weather, is the smaller signs, the things that are going on, you know, sometimes within touching distance.
There are some big signs that people may be loosely familiar with, but the really undiscovered world, and the reason I ended up writing a book with the title, The Secret World of Weather, is the smaller signs, the things that are going on, you know, sometimes within touching distance.
And that's what gets me really excited is when I go outside and I go, wow, how did I not notice that for 20 or 30 years? And suddenly it's there in front of me. And that's
And that's what gets me really excited is when I go outside and I go, wow, how did I not notice that for 20 or 30 years? And suddenly it's there in front of me. And that's
And that's what gets me really excited is when I go outside and I go, wow, how did I not notice that for 20 or 30 years? And suddenly it's there in front of me. And that's