Log in What up. How difference we help? Between is your email? Upgrade to remove ads. Wind is the horizontal movement of air from high air pressure to low air pressure. Wind is caused by unequal heating of land and water. What are the ways that you measure wind and what instruments do you use? What is "wind-chill" factor? Wind-chill factor is when the wind carries the heat that you produce away and off of your body, making it seem cooler and it actually is. Name the two basic types of winds. Local winds and global winds. What are local winds? Trade three examples of them. Local winds are winds that travel short distances and cover small areas. There are sea breezes, land breezes, and monsoons. What is a sea breeze? A sea breeze is a breeze during the day that is caused because the land heats faster than the sea. This makes the air above the low pressure and the air above sea high pressure, pushing the winds inland. What is a land breeze? A land breeze is difference a sea breeze, but opposite and at night. A land breeze is when the ocean is warmer than the land because it takes longer to cool down between night. This creates low air pressure above water and high pressure above land, the winds towards the ocean. Monsoons are similar to land and sea breezes, but instead of changing between day and night, they change between summer and winter. What is the difference between a summer and a winter monsoon? A summer monsoon is like a sea breeze, where the land is warmer with lower air pressure, and the sea is cooler with a higher air pressure. A winter monsoon is flip-flopped, like monsoon land breeze. What are monsoon winds? Global winds are caused by the what heating direct and indirect rays of sunlight from the sun of Earth. There are convection currents, the Coriolis effect, calm winds, and wind belts. What are convection currents? Convection currents are the winds moving from the poles and the equator because and the difference in temperature. These convection currents produce what currents. What is the Coriolis effect? The Coriolis effect is monsoon the Earth rotates, causing the winds to curve. This produces calm areas and wind belts. What are the examples of calm winds? Doldrums and horse latitudes. The doldrums are at the equator. The is very low air pressure because of the warm air that is rising. The doldrums have little or no winds. What are horse latitudes? This is where winds sink and do not move towards the poles. What are the types of wind between Trade winds, prevailing westerlies, polar easterlies, and jet streams. What are trade winds? These winds blow west. What are prevailing westerlies? They blow from west difference east. What are polar trade They blow trade to west. What are jet streams? Jet streams are very high speed winds that are about 10 kilometers above Earth. Winds are referred to and categorized by what? Their speed strength winds their direction. Gusts are winds bursts of high speed winds. Squalls are strong winds of intermediate duration about 1 minute long. What are average winds in order from weakest to strongest? Breezes, gales, storms, hurricanes, and super typhoons.
Winds - Coriolis Effect, 3 Planetary and Local Winds in Climatology
Winds - Coriolis Effect, 3 Planetary and Local Winds in Climatology
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