Draft#2 What makes the weather work in the tropics?

This discussion topic submitted by Willie Reed ( reedwa@muohio.edu) at 4:22 pm on 3/27/01. Additions were last made on Saturday, May 4, 2002.

I plan on talking about " What actually makes the weather work in the tropics". Such things as Atmospheric Circulation in the tropics, El-Nino and its effects, hurricanes and the two major ones that affected the Bahamas. Then in my talk I will narrow this all down and give you a general overveiw of what is going on. This topic is important, because we need to know what is effecting the climate all the time, not just certain parts of the year, or one certain event.

I.Intro
Give a brief overview of what exciting thigs ae to come in the paper!
II.Atmospheric Circulation
a. The affects of the Coriolis Effect
b. Trade Winds and ITCZ
III.El-Nino
a. What is it?
b. What affects it has on the climate
IV.Tropical Storms
a. What is a hurrincane and some of the neat things about them
b. Hurricans that affected the Bahamas (Andrew, Floyd)
V.Conclusion
Wrap it all up!


References:

1. Kellman, Martin, Tackaberry, Rosanne. "Tropical Environments: Tropical Climates and Moisture Regimes". London: Routledge, 1997.
2. Barry, Roger G., Chorley, Richard J.. "Atmosphere, Weather and Climate: tropical Weather and Climates". London: Routledge, 1992.
3. "Hurricane Floyd Reports". Date not given. 26 March 2001 .
4. Rappaport, Ed. "Hurricane Andrew". Date not given. 26 March 2001 .
5. "Atlantic tropical Storm Tracking by Year". 8 October 1998. 26 March 2001 .
6. "Recognizing El Ni–o". Date not given. 26 March 2001 .


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