Below is a picture of the surface ocean currents. the highlighted is the gulf stream, a warm water surface current that runs right off the coast of north America. based upon its direction and type of current, what can we infer about the wind direction above it?
A. The wind moves east to west.
b. the wind moves west to east
B. The wind moves west to east.
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Which of the following best describes how the ocean convection cycle impacts different climates? A. by adding moisture to the atmosphere b. by creating different sea levels, c. by transferring heat from tropics to colder climates d. by transferring Clapton and other seat organisms from cold . regions to warm regions.
The correct answer is C. By transferring heat from tropics to colder climates.
The ocean convection cycle involves the movement of water between the warm surface water and cold deep water, transferring heat from the tropics to colder climates. This plays a significant role in regulating global climate by redistributing heat from the equator to the poles, which affects weather patterns and climate zones. Options A, B, and D are not directly related to the ocean convection cycle but may be related to other oceanographic processes.
How are convection currents produced in the air a. big weather events like hurricanes and tornadoes causes convection currents, b.warm air is less dense so it rises. Cold air moves in to take its place c. wind causes convection currents by stirring up the air d.
cold air is less dense, so it rises. As the cold air rises, warm air to decsends.