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Finally all of my years of watching the weather with my pants off, you know, just in case, have paid off.

I'm working up a little angular momentum over here, if you know what I mean. Feels like I've got a wiresonde, otherwise known as an atmospheric sounding instrument that is used to obtain temperature and humidity information between ground level and the height of a few thousand feet, in my pants. If I watch this video any longer I'm gonna be looking at a little of the old downslope wind that causes the air to warm rapidly as a result of compressive heating; known as a Chinook, or a Foehn wind in Europe, amirite fellas?

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