Coriolis/ prevailing westerlies
causes of Coriolis effect
what is the velocity and the turning of the same frame of reference?
what are weather fronts?
what is a boundary separating air masses they are created when two air masses meet?
what are jet streams?
what are relatively narrow bands of strong wind in upper levels of the atmosphere?
are polar easterlies hot or cold?
what is cold and dry?
are trade winds 30 degrees north of the equator high or low pressure?
what is high pressure?
what are prevailing westerlies?
what is prevailing winds that blow from west to east in mid latitudes between 30 to 60 degrees latitude?
whats a cold front?
what is cold air mass replacing warm air mass usually move from northwest to southeast?
what causes jet streams?
what is warm air masses meet cold air masses in the atmosphere?
what are polar easterlies?
what is dry, cold prevailing winds that blow from the east?
are trade winds 30 degrees south of the equator high or low pressure?
what is low pressure?
definition of Coriolis effect?
what is the result of earths rotation on weather patterns and ocean currents?
what's occluded front
what is warm air mass gets caught between two cold air masses, warm air rises as the cold pushes and meets in the middle?
are areas near the equator hot or cold?
what is hot?
whats another name for polar easterlies?
what is "wind belts".
are trade winds strong?
what is they are very powerful and strong?
what happens during Coriolis effect?
what is air deflects toward the right of the Northern hemisphere and left in the southern hemisphere resulting in curved paths?
what's warm front?
what is a boundary between warm air retreating a mass of cold air, since warm air is less dense than cold it tends to override and replace the cold air?
are areas near the poles hot or cold?
what is cold?
how do polar easterlies form?
what is when the atmosphere over the poles cools?
what are trade winds?
what is air currents closer to earths surface that blow east to west near the equator?
how do prevailing westerlies occur?
what is high pressure areas in horse latitudes?
what's stationary front?
what is a front that stops moving happens when two masses of air pushes up against eachother?
where do jet streams occur?
what occurs in both the northern and southern hemisphere?
why are polar easterlies called that?
what is since the winds originate from the east
how did trade winds help?
what is they helped early sailing ships make their journeys around the oceans?