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	The purpose of the course is to develop an understanding of the physical processes responsible for weather and related atmospheric phenomena. The emphasis will be on how and why processes occur in the atmosphere, while fostering familiarity with the commonly used terminology.
	IMPORTANT UPDATES: Mid-Term Review Questions Final Exam Review Questions Below is a PDF file of the Light, Colour & Atmospheric Optics chapter: Chapter 19 from Meteorology Today
	Instructor: Darren Wilton 420 ATG (Atmospheric Science/Geophysics Building) e-mail: dcwilton@atmos.washington.edu Office Hours: By appointment Class Schedule: Lectures: Monday-Wednesday & Friday 9:40-10:40am Quiz Sections: Thursday 9:40-10:40am Textbook: *Meteorology Today: An Introduction to Weather, Climate & the Environment.* 8th edition. C. Donald Ahrens, 2006, Thomson Brooks/Cole (ISBN 0-495-01162-2)