L.A
M.E
C.O
W
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What does L stand for
Laditude
100
What does M stand for
Mountian barriers
100
What does the C stand for
Continental location
100
What causes wind?
Differences in air pressure
100
What is one example of a convection cell
Either Polar, Ferrel or Hadley cell
200
Define the Coriolis effect..
The motion caused by earths rotation in the atomoshpere causing moving objects to flow in curved paths.
200
What are the two sides of a mountain called?
Windward and leeward
200
What effect does Continental location and Ocean currents cause?
Thermohaline circulation
200
What does the W stand for
Wind
200
What is the difference between climate and weather
Climate is long term and weather is short term.
300
What does the A stand for?
Air Pressure
300
Define Elevation.
Hight above a specific level, most comonly sea level
300
T or f: Continental location and Ocean currents cause the Coriolis effect.
False
300
During the night time and in land breeze is the sea warm or cool?
Cool
300
What wind belt occurs in Minisota?
Westerlies
400
If the earth didn’t rotate we would have one giant convection cell. Where would all of the air from the poles go?
Towards the equator
400
What does the E stand for
Elevation
400
C stands for continental location. What does C have to do with ocean currents?

In addition to the Coriolis Effect, land masses or continents can influence ocean currents by causing them to be deflected from their original path.

400
Global winds are normally found at _____
Specific Laditudes
400
Who is named after the Coriolis effect

Who is Gustave Gaspard Coriolis (not on the test)

500

According to this diagram what occurs at the North and South poles, 30 degrees and 50 degrees?

Polar easterlies, subtropical anticyclones, westerlies
500
Acording to the diagram bellow what side is cooler?

Windward
500
What does the O stand for
Ocean Currents
500
During the day the land at the beach is _____ than the air over the ocean. The breeze occurs from the _____ pressure. ______ Tempratures over the water to the low pressure ______ temps over the land.
Warmer, high, cooloer, warmer
500
Define low pressure, (vertical motion, rotation clockwise or counterclockwise, and precip.)
Upwards, clockwise rotation, and low precip