Wind Patterns

Welcome to the "Wind Patterns" category on Questions LLC! Whether you are a weather enthusiast, a student studying meteorology, or simply curious about the intriguing phenomenon of wind, you've come to the right place. In this category, you'll find a wide range of questions and answers about wind patterns - from how they are formed and influenced by various factors, to their global distribution and impacts on weather and climate. Join our community of knowledgeable experts and passionate learners as we delve into the fascinating world of wind patterns. So, let the breeze of exploration guide you as we unravel the mysteries of atmospheric flow.

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Sunlight does not reach the Earths surface equally and causes uneven heating of the earths surface and wind formation. What
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The wind that brings rains to West Africa is what?
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What is the difference between the trade winds and the polar easterlies?A.The trade winds blow in the Northern Hemisphere, and
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2. asked by tallie
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2. Polar Easterlies in the Northern Hemisphere blow fromA) East to West B) West to East C) North to South D) South to North***
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2. asked by Lello
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What is a narrow band of strong winds that blows from west to east?a a cold front b a Hadley cell c a jet stream d a trade wind
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2. asked by Ari
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Why does the wind reverse direction when it changes from day to night, and again when it changes from night to day
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2. asked by Brenda
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48. Discuss the various patterns of prevailing wind in each area of latitude (low, middle, high)--I posted this yesterday and
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2. asked by mysterychicken
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What are the wind that most frequently blows across a particular region called?Tropical Cyclone Prevailing winds Reverse Water
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2. asked by oh
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When the wind is pushing a boat on the coast away from shore it is aA. ocean drift B. sea breeze C. land breeze D. high pressure
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2. asked by Anonymous
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Could someone check if I answered theses two True or False questions correctly? Thank you.Isobars that are close together may
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2. asked by Science
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The diagram that was given was really confusing. I need help with the following questions:1)Polar Easterlies in the Northern
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2. asked by Hannah
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on a cool night with no wind people facing a campfire feel a breeze on their backs. why?
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2. asked by Anonymous
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Explain the direction of the six surface wind belts in Fig. 6.24C. Be sure to use the concept of pressure gradient force and the
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2. asked by Joy
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A LOW-LATITUDES AREA OF VERY LITTLE WIND IS KNOWN AS:
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2. Consider a strong wind aloft that forces air to flow over the mountains from A to E, as in the diagram below. Assume the
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2. asked by renne
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a low latitiude area of very little wind is known as A)leeward b)weather c)permafrost d)dolddrums my ans is d. places located in
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2. asked by henry
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Lets talk N Hemisphere.I understand wind direction backs as it slows ie at lower altitudes due to friction with the earths
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2. asked by Mike
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How do prevailing winds produce ocean currents?(1 point)ResponsesTornadoes cause circulation patterns of warm and cool
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2. asked by legandpistol
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Which is a difference between global and local winds?A. Local winds occur over a small area, while global winds occur over a
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2. asked by another random person
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I have to write a short essay on this topic:48. Discuss the various patterns of prevailing wind in each area of latitude (low,
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2. asked by mysterychicken
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True or False.Winds usually move from areas of low pressure to areas of high pressure.
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2. asked by Idk.
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Trade winds blow near the (1 point)Responses east east west west equator equator poles
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Trade winds blow near the (1 point)Responses poles poles east east equator equator west
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trade winds blow near theA. poles B. west C. east D. equator
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2. asked by UR_M0M_IS_G@Y101XD_XP.
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48. Discuss the various patterns of prevailing wind in each area of latitude (low, middle, high)--I posted this yesterday and
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2. asked by mysterychicken
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Trade winds blow near the* equator. poles. west. east.
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2. asked by UR_M0M_IS_G@Y101XD_XP.
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Trade winds blow near the* A. equator. B. poles. C. west. D. east.
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2. asked by UR_M0M_IS_G@Y101XD_XP.
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Global winds are caused by _____ heating of the atmosphere.
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____ are fast-moving air currents in the troposphere that result from unequal heating of the atmosphere.Question 1 options:
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trade winds blow near thepoles west east equator
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2. asked by URM0MISGAY101XD_XP
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A sea breeze is a wind that blows from the sea toward land. Which statement best explains how air pressure influences sea
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Choose the correct answer.What is the Coriolis effect? the spin of the earth and its ability to curve the wind direction
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Choose 2 statements that accurately describe high and low upper level winds:(1 point) Responses Low winds are like valleys; High
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What happens when a wind hits a barrier like a mountain?(1 point)Responses It increases its intensity. It increases its
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QuestionSpanish explorers traveling from South America back to Spain were impacted by which of the following? (1 point)
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What is the difference between the trade winds and the polar easterlies?(1 point)Responses The trade winds tend toward the
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Over which part of the globe do the prevailing winds blow west to east?(1 point)Responses between 30°N and 60°N latitude
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what is the difference between the trade winds and the polar easterlies?a the trade winds blow in the northern hemisphere, and
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2. asked by .
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Over which part of the globe do the prevailing wins blow west to east?A) between 30° north, and 60° north latitude B) between
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Choose 2 statements that accurately describe high and low upper level winds:(1 point) Responses Low winds are like valleys; High
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give me an example of downwind
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give me an example of Santa Ana winds
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Spanish explorers traveling from South America back to Spain were impacted by which of the following? (1 point)Responses
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What is the difference between the tradewinds and the polar easterliesThe trade winds blow in the northern hemisphere in a polar
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2. asked by That girl
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What is the difference between the trade winds and the polar easterlies?(1 point)Responses The trade winds blow near the
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use the drop down menu to complete the sentencewinds from the gobi desert blow[blank] onto the river valley
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use the drop down menu to complete the sentencewinds from the gobi desert blow[blank] onto the river valley A. sand B.dikes C.
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What is the difference between the trade winds and the polar easterlies?(1 point)Responses The trade winds blow in the Northern
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2. asked by hello
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The prevailing wind currents form circular routes due to what process?(1 point)Responses the Coriolis effect the Coriolis effect
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4. Which way do easterlies blow?* 1 point to the east to the west
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