Podcasts about advection

Hey weather warriors! Dustin Breeze here, coming at you with a forecast that's gonna be more exciting than a fourth-quarter Hail Mary pass! We've got some seriously wild weather brewing in the Big Apple this week, so buckle up and get ready for a meteorological rollercoaster!Let's break down our Weather Playbook segment real quick. Today, we're talking about something called "advection fog" - and no, that's not a new sports drink! Advection fog happens when warm, moist air moves over a cooler surface, causing those misty conditions that make New York look like something straight out of a moody movie scene. It's like the atmosphere is playing a game of temperature tag, and right now, the cool surface is winning!Now, for our local forecast - holy humidity, New York! We're looking at a 20 percent chance of showers overnight, with temperatures hovering around a steady 53 degrees Fahrenheit. But wait, there's more! Monday's gonna be a real weather drama, with showers likely and possibly a thunderstorm after 5 pm. We're talking wind gusts up to 25 miles per hour - it's gonna be like the weather is doing jumping jacks out there!Our three-day forecast is looking like this: Monday's wet and wild, Tuesday's gonna cool down and clear up with northwest winds, and Wednesday? Partly sunny and hanging around 50 degrees Fahrenheit. Talk about a weather mood swing!Quick local shoutout - this forecast is gonna hit Manhattan harder than a linebacker on game day! If you're walking around Central Park, you might want to pack that umbrella and maybe a windbreaker.Before I sign off, a few quick reminders: Subscribe to our podcast so you never miss a forecast! Got weather questions? Shoot an email to dustin@inceptionpoint.ai or check out inception point dot ai for more awesome meteorological madness.It's gonna be WIIIIILD out there, folks! Stay safe, stay dry, and keep your weather radar locked and loaded!This has been a Quiet Please production. Learn more at quiet please dot ai.

Hey weather warriors! Dustin Breeze here, and boy do we have a forecast that's gonna make your meteorological muscles flex today! Alright, let's huddle up and break down this New York City weather playbook. Overnight, we've got some patchy drizzle doing a defensive formation with areas of fog. Think of it like a cloudy zone defense - temperature's gonna drop to a cool 45 degrees with a southeast wind around 7 miles per hour. Talk about a weather blitz!Now, let's talk Weather Playbook. Today, I'm gonna explain something called "advection fog" - and trust me, it's cooler than my old touchdown celebrations! Advection fog happens when warm, moist air moves over a cooler surface. It's like when a hot quarterback meets a cold defensive line - instant condensation! The warm air gets chilled out, creating those misty conditions you're seeing this morning. Boom! Meteorology magic!Our three-day forecast is looking like this offensive lineup: Thursday's gonna be a bit drizzly with a high near 53 degrees - southeast winds running 10 to 16 miles per hour. Thursday night? Get ready for a full-on precipitation blitz with showers between 8 pm and 2 am. Friday's bringing some northwest wind action - up to 28 miles per hour with potential gusts hitting 39 miles per hour. That's wind speed that'll make your hair do a quarterback sack!Weekend's looking pretty solid - partly sunny Saturday with temperatures climbing to 57 degrees, then Sunday brings us a crisp sunny day around 48 degrees.And hey, that's not rain coming Monday - that's the sky doing a victory dance! Precipitation chances are high, with temperatures reaching 55 degrees.It's gonna be WIIIIILD out there, folks!Hey, thanks for tuning in! Don't forget to subscribe to our podcast. Got weather questions? Send them to dustin@inceptionpoint.ai or check out inception point dot ai. This has been a Quiet Please production - learn more at quiet please dot ai!

Different types of fog, the upcoming marsh dump and my confession of wanting a dog.

Section 5, Advection by DeafBeefAujourd'hui, nous recevons Samuel Sené qui est un ancien professeur de mathématique, chef d'orchestre, directeur artistique… et cofondateur de Kreypt Music qui nous partage impressionnant son parcours artistique et nous parle de son expérience avec la blockchain, entre son désir de comprendre l'engouement autour de cette technologie et trouver comment elle pourrait véritablement constituer une nouvelle forme d'art.Il nous parle aujourd'hui de l'art Crypto-Conceptuel et nous explique aujourd'hui que l'évolution des NFT vers une révolution artistique dépendra de l'engagement contemporain, politique, et de la démonstration d'œuvres qui vont au-delà de la spéculation. Il met notamment en avant la nécessité de créer un art qui parle du monde actuel pour que la blockchain devienne une page significative dans l'histoire de l'art.Une discussion passionnante sur le marché actuel de l'art NFT et sur manière dont la blockchain peut apporter une réelle valeur artistique en créant un art qui n'aurait pas pu exister autrement.Pour aller plus loin:* Site web officiel de Samuel Sené* Compte Twitter de Samuel Sené* Profil Linkedin de Samuel Sené* Site web officiel de Kreypt Music (dont nous parlerons la semaine prochaine…) This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.nftmorning.com

This episode we focus solely on extreme metal releases issued in December 2022. Hear the best thrash, death and black metal releases issued this month. Let the mayhem begin! (0:00) "Nekromancers Under The Axe!" DEMONSLAUGHT 666 - Necroslaughter Battlefield Nekroslaughter Battlefield | Demonslaught 666 (bandcamp.com) (4:08) "Ignis Fatuus" ENVENOMED - Manifest of the Primordial Essence Manifest of the Primordial Essence | Envenomed | Burning Coffin Recs (bandcamp.com) (7:26) "Altar of Witches" HEXENALTAR - Bestial Damnation Bestial Damnation | HEXENALTAR |

More EDM news including Spotify limitations and teased new releases, topped off with an incredible interview with Advection. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Tidal AKA Wayne Hay, has been producing since 1998 and DJing since 2000. He also runs one of the few Atmospheric / Progressive Drum 'n' Bass left called 'Advection Music', Tidal also features on LTJ Bukems's Good Looking Records, and has also played at.. Born in Birmingham (UK) Tidal Aka Wayne, has always been into music since an early age. Some of his early musical memories come from many genre's including Reggae, Electro, Hip-Hop, Soul & Electronica. It was through his older brother, how he got exposed to fresh music growing up. 1995 was a pivotal year for Tidal, this was when he first got introduced to the sounds of LTJ Bukem & MC Conrad. Through listening to a lot of tunes, from various mix albums like Promised Land & Logical Progression, he decided to venture into production in 1998, and then later progressed into Djing back in 2000. Since his first demo, Tidal has received interest over the years from labels like Covert Operations, Inperspective and International labels like Testflight (D.C), Warm Communications (Texas), Offshore Recordings (NYC) and Camino Blue (Germany). In 2008 Tidal’s track ‘Impressions’ which had been played out amongst the Birmingham based Central Projection Crew, later got signed to Good Looking Records, which was released in 2009. Since his debut release on Good Looking Records, Tidal's 'Impressions' has done the rounds worldwide, with DJ Support from the likes of Fabio (BBC Radio 1), Big Bud, DJ Marky (Innerground) and Makoto (Japan). The track was also featured on Fabric Live (46) Mixed by LTJ Bukem. Tidal continues to push the deeper side of drum and bass with the Advection and Odyssey Collective. Tracklist 01. M-Beat featuring Jamiroquai - Do U Know Where You're Coming From (Intelligent Groove Mix) - Renek (1996) 02. Rood Project - Thunder - White House (1994) 03. Baby D - Take Me To Heaven - Production House (1996) 04. Shamen - Transamazonia (LTJ Bukem Mix) - One Littler Indian (1996) 05. Ken Ishii - The Stretch (Shogun Remix) - R&S (1996) 06. Model 500 - Incredible - R&S (1999) 07. Everything But the Girl - Walking Wounded - Virgin (1996) 08. Helen T - Diverse City - I.D.M / Bermuda Triangle (1996) 09. Aural Imbalance & Forenics - Catalyst - Cadence (2003) 10. PHD - Cyber Genetics - Ascendant Grooves (1999) 11. Seba - Camoflauge - Looking Good - (1998) 12. Chris J - Windforce - Gamma Ray - (2001) 13. Future Engineers - The Silence (ASC Remix) - White 14. Faith Massive - Shelter (Cedar Remix) - N*Soul (1999) About the Podcast: Starting things off with tracks from when I was 16 Years old, jungle music was introduced to me from older Rich, Big shouts to him. A lot of my introductions were via CD Compilations and Tapes including this ones like Jungle Massive, Artcore, Jungle Renegades, Jungle Techno. I didn't start buying Vinyl until I was 18 and didn't start mixing until I was 20, by the time the milluem hit really started listening a lot more and ventured into production a few years later.

LiquidSoundzuk /ITunes 2018 Podcast This year we are focusing on the producers behind the music. Producers will get the opportunity to select their top 15/20 tracks that has inspired and influenced them over their time as an avid Drum & Bass listener to showcase an Un-Mixed podcast. The podcast will consist of either an all MP3 selection or an all Vinyl selection. This will be entirely up to the producer. Please join us on this musical Odyssey… LiquidSoundzuk Odyssey Recordings AXO worldwide Advection music Thank you to all our listeners and support

Tian, M (Yale University, University of Oxford) Thursday 17th March 2016 - 15:30 to 16:30

Special guest mix by Galaxi (Advection Music) For more info on Galaxi & Advection Music visit: http://www.advection.co.uk/ https://soundcloud.com/galaxiadv https://soundcloud.com/advectionmusic... https://www.facebook.com/advectionmusic https://twitter.com/advectionmusic

Vanneste, J (University of Edinburgh) Wednesday 30 October 2013, 15:55-16:30

Four animations showing adsorption and solute transport in a very easy to understand format.

On this episode of TFP we're reviewing advection fog.  We cover how it forms, why it forms and how to predict it. Please enjoy The Finer Points! Jason

San Francisco 's fickle summer weather has earned it the nickname "Fog City." Science on the SPOT asks UC Berkeley's Todd Dawson to clear up the mysterious origins of this weather phenomenon, and share his research on how fog is integral to our state's ecology.

San Francisco 's fickle summer weather has earned it the nickname "Fog City." Science on the SPOT asks UC Berkeley's Todd Dawson to clear up the mysterious origins of this weather phenomenon, and share his research on how fog is integral to our state's ecology.

Advection fog is the reason the coldest winter you'll ever spend is a summer in San Francisco. This week on TFP we learn about what it is and how it works. Also on this weeks show I introduce the Clarity Aloft aviation headset. Aloft Technologies makes one of the industries best headsets. For more information www.clarityaloft.comFly Your Best, Jason