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can we do anything to make the rain shadow region green ?

2 minutes geologically??? Lies

Washington the Evergreen State, pasha!!! After Sunday May 18, 1980 it was Ashington the Evergey State! You forgot to mention that the Hoh Rain Forest gets up to 14' of rain per year, I grew up there. The average takes into acount the rain shadow East of the Olympics.

its 4 minutes not 2

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I’m always trying to explain this condition to all my colleagues that work with throughout the United States. I got a send them this video.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge ?

Seemed logical enough yet I couldn't explain it before watching your video. Super helpful - great diagram and interesting to consider all the areas of the world created by rain shadows. Thanks!

I wanna punch this guy in the face coz he’s talking to me like I’m 7

Love the song, Is that you singing it, Nick? I have very much enjoyed all of your videos. I live in Eastern Iowa and now want to go to Washington to see all you have discussed! I have been to Western Washington, but haven't been east of Roslyn.

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Hi mrs monetaux

That was fantastic!

Anyone had to watch this for social studies homework ☠️

Superb Video. From a HS earth science teacher.

>^. .^< Prof. Nick and Friends. Illistrating the "Rain Shadow" . If you want, since I was born n raised on Oahu than lived, married, earned my commercial helicopter lincense ect. on the Big Island. If any of you wanna take a Jeep ride with my Late Colombian wife and I around the base of Manuna Kea. Starting in the obvious dry side of Kailua Kona. Than on around to the obvious Wet Sid of the Volcano. Iffin you do, it starts here at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jZsUEp9pCys&t=51s and ends 3 parts later, just watch as much or as little as you want, since it is free.

Lol, I had to use this video for a quiz on Science. (I got a 100% tho, it was quite easy)

I got scammed! 2 minute geology? More like 5 minute geology. smh ???

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the only people that like this are teachers...

This is a great video, and I'm always searching for quality videos to play for my science classes. I like how the speech was slowed down for students / viewers were able to process the information. The imagery is great, too. Thanks for creating it!

Ms. Danz class was here

Examples could be east of the Grampian Mountains in Scotland, east of the Andes in Patagonia, South America, and east of the Southern Alps in New Zealand.

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Okay Dr. Nick, how come is this titled "2 Minute Geology" when this video 4 1/2 minutes? Hmmmm??? HA HA HA HA!!!! Love your videos! And Go Vandals!

Or as some of us meteorology geeks would call it orographic uplift and adiabatic cooling/warming.
I love the high desert area in the northwest.  There are lots of beautiful rock formations for miles and miles that have not been beaten to death with water!

2 minute geology really turned into 4 minute geology in like 0.1 seconds

Love this series! Not a fan of the music though but that won't put me off because I adore learning about geology!

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He said 2:00 more like 4:26

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Kudos Nick!

I always enjoy these bits and of course the longer videos as well, thanks!

Wow, that made it clear to me, thanks!!

Here we go: u said it would be 2 minutes, it was 5 minutes, and it felt like a 10 hour lecture

Madras, prineville, redmond and bend of central oregon are much dryer comparstively then eastern washington.

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what if there is no mountain ???? do both sides get same amount of rain ???

What forms mesa's nick.....some wild ideas out there

I've never in my life thought I'd ever see someone hiking wearing a bright red bow-tie, hahaha! I love it, lol

i liked this vide

1:06 he must be sweaty

WHY DID I HAVE TO WATCH THIS DX

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I didn't know Hawaii had the shadow effect. I has assumed length of the mountain was too short.

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Pleeeeeeease do more of these! I love learning the natural history of western Washington!

I'm impressed by how many different location shots you did for this video. One script spread across both sides of Hawaii and both sides of the Cascades? Most people would just use connecting narration after the filming.

O yea i forgot we still in for the motel at 12 with the hard mattres ohhhhhh yeaaaa

FYI: Kona is a Hawaiian word which means the dry side of the island. In english this word is probably leeward, Hilo side is windward. On the Big Island of Hawaii, the proper name of this town is Actually "Kailua Kona". I have been told this is so the US post offices does not sned the mail to the wrong island.

I'll never forget going to the Gorge @ George in August 98 to see two shows camping out for 2 - 3 days. 105°F. We came from SLC, UT and thought we were in Moab.

I’m really looking forward to travel post-coco!! I’m planning my “dream” geology trip to Washington State!!

Whys it 4 minutes

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Another great video Mr. Z. I like the geology baladeer aspect with the guitar and intro song. If you were to form a band with your colleagues you could be known as
"The Geologists"

Well, now I know you are brilliant. What do you see concerning climate change, Mr. Zentner? Is this a verboten subject? Please please take a look at global cooling via the Grand Solar Minimum. Please. The New Madrid Fault is a HUGE deal during this time. Every single GSM, this fault goes off in a 'series' earthquake of 3 ish all 7.0 and better...months in between. Please please please tell me you aren't promoting global warming, please?!

Great Video. We have many deserts in world caused by Rain Shadow Effect. Active Climate Rescue Initiative: Move the Water! is working to circumvent he Rain Shadow Effect. https://youtu.be/bjHxkxRWAs0

Great video!!? lol

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Wow, I've never heard of this effect before. Excellent illustrations!

2 hrs b4 a test, watched it, aced it

Great video. Excluding the shadow effect for a moment, do lakes or reservoirs have an evaporation effect that causes significant rain? Or does it have to be a big mass of water like the ocean or great lakes?
If a 10 mile long reservoir was drained, would this have any noticeable effect on the local area's rain?

That's why I love the Northwest so much diversity

Would love to hear more about Hawaii, was watching a show last year and they were saying that huge landslides occur off the island chains and they can trigger massive waves, continental west coast is in the path, Two minute geology could teach us about that, how long do you have to evacuate from such an event?

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I remember visiting a little town in Victoria Australia called Seymour for just a few weeks.  Its about an hour up the road from the coastal city of Melbourne but the changes in weather as you go are very noticeable.  Somewhere just outside the small town of Broadford on the way to Seymour is a place where the clouds just stop.  You can see them moving in during the wet season, drenching Broadford, Melbourne and the ares south but Seymour remains dry unless the storm was strong enough or came from the right angle to avoid the hills.  The clouds literally just stopped there and often would then move east or west rather than continue north.  The "mountains" are not tall there but the rain shadow effect can be clearly seen.

Washington may have more than the Olympic and Cascade rain shadow.  The Blue Mountains cast a rain shadow onto Clarkston.

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Need to use more metric measurements... ?

1:18 lmao everbrown

Clicked on this video because I thought it was 2 minutes, dislike

There it is !!! Thank you !!!

awesome explanation! it helped me a lot.

NAS Whidbey Is. exist where it is because of the Olympic rain shadow. At NAS Barbers Point we had cactus instead of the jungle.

Thank you. It helps me in Geography class :)

I have to watch this for school...

Thank you

I live in eastern Washington and my favorite color is brown. Ah home. The wonderfulness of it all!

2:00 minutes you say more like 4:26 seconds!

Hi could you tell me what effects there would be if there is no great dividing range? Would the east coast turn into desert or would the areas west of the range receive rainfall and become forests?

Anyone else here from science?

I have a test that effects 35% of my grade on this thanks for the help

>^..^< Oahu also has a rain shadow/kona side (the word kona means dry side in Hawaii I was once told). I attended 1st and 2nd grade in a little town of Waianae on Oahu. Waianae was the defitnaly in the kona area of Oahu, it was dry and sunny there I easily recall. However, Wai in the Hawaiian language denotes water. Example Ali Wai canal in Honolulu, Waimanalo Beach on teh north shore of Oahu. AnywAy, I just wonder why a town on the kona side of Oahu (dry side) has the name of Waianae.....? So getting back to 2 min geology. The petrified forest on this video must have evolved on the other side of the rain shadow line, correct?

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So basically the mountains are causing the deserts by stealing all the water!? I love mountains, even if they're sometimes jerks.

Speaking of, I've been having a hell of a hard time trying to find good videos about the geology of Colorado, our rocky mountains in particular-any suggestions?

great videos !! ur explanations are great

Rain shadows occur on all the Hawaiian Islands.

I can not understand lectures and talking learning because its hard for me to listen. I was about to leave until the diagram came I was like OOOH YAS and I then immediately understood thx! I don't need the teacher now lolz