Germán Portillo
I have a degree in Environmental Sciences and a Master in Environmental Education from the University of Malaga. Since I was little I was fascinated by observing the sky and its changes, so I decided to study meteorology and climatology in college. I have always been passionate about clouds and the atmospheric phenomena that affect us. In this blog I try to transmit all the knowledge necessary to understand our planet and the functioning of the atmosphere a little more. I have read numerous books on meteorology and atmospheric dynamics and I like to share what I learn with my readers. My goal is for this blog to be a space for dissemination, learning and enjoyment for all nature and climate lovers.
Germán Portillohas written 1957 posts since October 2016
- 08 July Characteristics of the trade winds: temperature, direction and formation
- 08 July The James Webb Telescope has directly imaged a light exoplanet in the midst of planet formation.
- 07 July Aurica, the forgotten supercontinent: this is what the new Earth will look like in 250 million years.
- 07 July St Ninian's Tombolo in Shetland: Geography, Formation, and Uniqueness
- 07 July Storms and polar air will mark the first week of July in Spain.
- 26 June The impact of local conditions on cloud formation
- 26 June Spain is preparing for its first major heat wave of the summer of 2025, with extreme temperatures.
- 25 June The worst floods in Spain's history: a chronicle of disasters and their aftermath
- 25 June What is the origin of the mud that falls when rain falls? Explanation, causes, and consequences
- 24 June Discover the strangest and most amazing meteorological phenomena in history
- 24 June The Trafalgar Tombolo: history, geology, and nature of a unique site