no Don your adventurer's boots once again as award-winning science teacher Rick Crosslin whisks you off to experience science in ways you never imagined. http://www.wfyi.org/indianaExpeditions/ en-us and#x2117; andamp; and#xA9; http://www.wfyi.org Tue, 22 Feb 2010 14:39:00 -0400 Indiana Expeditions with Rick Crosslin WFYI Indianapolis Award-winning Indiana science teacher Rick Crosslin whisks you off to experience science in ways you never imagined. WFYI Indianapolis - wfyi.org wfyi, Indiana Expeditions, Rick Crosslin, science, learning, lesson plans, weather, weather cycle, extreme weather, doppler, climate, climatology at Purdue, Ball State Storm Chasers WFYI Indianapolis - Rick Crosslin Indiana experiences some of the most brutal weather found anywhere in the United States, and then, it really gets weird! Host Rick Crosslin introduces you to people who LIVE for weather and finds out what's really the most dangerous to Hoosiers. Is it tornadoes, floods, maybe blizzards? The answer will surprise you. And what's with those crazy people who actually chase (and catch) potentially deadly storms? Learn why the bizarre weather patterns Indiana's experienced in recent years may be a true sign of the times. Indiana experiences some of the most brutal weather found anywhere in the United States, and then, it really gets weird! Host Rick Crosslin introduces you to people who LIVE for weather and finds out what's really the most dangerous to Hoosiers. Is it tornadoes, floods, maybe blizzards? The answer will surprise you. And what's with those crazy people who actually chase (and catch) potentially deadly storms? Learn why the bizarre weather patterns Indiana's experienced in recent years may be a true sign of the times. WFYI Indianapolis - Rick Crosslin Students will gain an understanding of air pressure and Bernoulli's Principle. Students will gain an understanding of air pressure and Bernoulli's Principle. WFYI Indianapolis - Rick Crosslin Students will gain an understanding of how pressure changes and water vapor creates clouds by creating a model of a cloud in a bottle. Students will gain an understanding of how pressure changes and water vapor creates clouds by creating a model of a cloud in a bottle.