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Published on Nov 18, 2015
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1.
GLOBAL WINDS
GLOBAL WINDS ARE CAUSED BY UNEVEN HEATINGS OF THE EARTH AND THE CORIOLIS EFFECT
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POLAR EASTERLIES
POLOR EASTERLIES ARE FROM 60 TO 90 DEGREES NORTH AND SOUTH OF THE EQUATOR. THEY ARE WEEK WINDS THAT BLOW FROM THE EAST
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PREVAILING WESTERLIES
PREVAILING WESTERLIES GO FROM 30 TO 60 DEGREES LATITUDE NORTH AND SOUTH OF THE EQUATOR
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TRADE WINDS ARE FROM 30 DEGREES NORTH AND SOUTH OF THE EQUATOR
THEY ARE CALLED TRADE WINDS BECAUSE HISTORICALLY THEY WERE USED FOR TRAINING SAILORS
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THE DOLDRUMS
THE DOLDRUMS IS A PLACE AT THE EQUATOR WITH NO WIND AT ALL
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THE HORSE LATITUDES
NORTH AND SOUTH OF THE EQUATOR THERE IS A PLACE CALLED THE HORSE LATITUDES THIS PLACE IS 35 DEGREES ANDHAS LITTLE TO NO WINDS.
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SEA BREEZE
A SEA BREEZE IS FROM THE SEA THAT DEVELOPS OVER LAND NEAR COASTS. IT'S FORMED BY INCREASING TEMPERATURE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE LAND AND WATER WHICH CREATES A PRESSURE OVER THE LAND DUE TO ITS RELATIVE WARMTH AND FORCES HIGHER PRESSURE, COOLER AIR.
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daryl_mitchell
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LAND BREEZE
A TYPE OF WIND THAT BLOWS FROM LAND TO OCEAN. WHN THERE IS A TEMPERATURE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE LAND SURFACE AND THE OCEAN, WINDS WILL MOVE OFFSHORE.
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Joe Dsilva
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MOUNTAIN BREEZE
A BREEZE THAT MOVES DOWN A MOUNTAIN SLOPE DUE TO THE GRAVITATIONAL FLOW OF COOL AIR.
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blmiers2
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VALLEY BREEZE
A BREEZE THAT BLOWS COOL AIR TOWARD THE MOUNTAINS.
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blmiers2
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THE CORIOLIS EFFECT
BECAUSE OF THE TURNING OF THE EARTH AND UNEVEN HEATING THE CORIOLIS EFFECT MOVES AIR MASSES
Photo by
VinothChandar
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HAT
WHEN HUMIDITY ALTITUDE OR TEMPERATURE GOES UPTHEN AIR PRESSURE GOES DOWN. WHEN AIR PRESSURE GOES UP HUMIDITY ALTITUDE AND TEMPERATURE GOES DOWN.
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Neal.
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