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Section 16-3. Explain what you think causes WIND.

Jan 05, 2016

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Explain what you think causes WIND.

Warm-up

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Caused by a difference in AIR PRESSURE

WIND

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Horizontal movement of air from an area of High Pressure to an area of Low Pressure

WIND

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WIND

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Measured with an Anemometer

Wind Speed

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Anemometers

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Blow over short distances

Form only when no other winds are blowing from farther away.

Caused by unequal heating of Earth’s surface.

Local Winds

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Winds are named by where they come FROM

Naming Winds

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Sea Breeze

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Land Breeze

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Seasonal Land and Sea Breezes which occur annually

Monsoons

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Monsoons

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Monsoons

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Monsoons

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Monsoons

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Monsoons

250 cm = 98 in

PA = 41 per year, about 3 per month

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Caused by the movement of air from the poles to the equator

Global Winds

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Sunlight hits most directly at the Equator

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Near the Equator

Warm air is rising, so there is little or no wind

Doldrums

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Doldrums

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Global Wind - principle

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Global Wind - reality

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Global Winds

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Winds curve because of the spinning of the earth

Coriolis effect

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Coriolis effect

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Jet Stream

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