Initial Publication Date: March 19, 2009
DOI | Cite this

Visualizations about Hurricanes and Climate Change

The following pages were developed as a part of the Teaching Geoscience with Visualizations workshop and website. Each page presents quality visualizations on a particular topic in the geosciences. You can browse through the whole collection of visualization pages on the Teaching with Visualizations website.


  • Atmospheric Heating - animations covering various ways that the atmosphere is heated.
  • Atmospheric Moisture - animations showing global patterns in precipitation and other moisture issues.
  • Atmospheric Pressure and Wind - viewing the connection between atmospheric pressure and wind.
  • Hurricanes (in Hazards) - visualizations of historic hurricanes and various hurricane models.
    • 2005 Hurricane Season (in Hazards) - links to resources about the whole of the record-breaking 2005 Atlantic Hurricane Season and some of three of the most well-known storms: Katrina, Rita, and Wilma.
  • Weather and Climate - various resources illustrating the relationship and differences between weather and climate.
  • Weather Fronts - animations of the formation and characteristics of fronts.
  • Paleoclimate: Climate Change through Time (in Climate Change) - different ways of seeing how the climate has changed through time.
Close

Looking for teaching materials?
Check our quick guide to Finding Earth Education Resources at SERC for some strategies that will help you make the most of the collections.

Remind me later Open the guide in a new tab