"Meteorology: An Introduction to the Wonders of the Weather" Prof. Robert G. Fovell (DVD) (24 Lectures / 30 Minutes Per Lecture /  4x DVD - The Great Courses)
This material breaks down the atmospheric physics that create our daily environment, explaining how heat, moisture, and pressure interact to drive the world's weather. It moves from the basics of air movement and cloud formation to the complex global systems that dictate seasonal climates. By looking at the science behind wind patterns and precipitation, the content provides a clear look at how energy from the sun fuels the constant motion of our atmosphere.
 
The curriculum also examines the mechanics of severe weather, detailing the specific conditions that trigger hurricanes, tornadoes, and thunderstorms. It explores how meteorologists use data and physical laws to predict these events and track their development across the globe. The goal is to provide the scientific literacy needed to understand weather maps and recognize the invisible forces shaping the sky every day.