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Title: ATMOSPHERE AIR MOVEMENT


1
ATMOSPHEREAIR MOVEMENT
  • DEFINE
  • CORIOLIS EFFECT
  • JET STREAM
  • SEA BREEZE
  • LAND BREEZE

2
ATMOSPHEREAIR MOVEMENT
  • SEQUENCE HOW HEATED AIR AND THE CORIOLIS EFFECT
    FORM WINDS
  • THE EQUATOR RECEIVES______________________________
    _____________
  • 2. AS A RESULT, AIR NEAR THE EQUATOR IS
    _____________________________
  • __________________________________________________
    ___________________
  • 3. DENSE AIR MOVES FROM___________________________
    __________________
  • __________________________________________________
    _____________________
  • 4. THE ROTATION OF EARTH CAUSES
    _____________________________________
  • __________________________________________________
    _____________________
  • 5. THUS, THE CORIOLIS EFFECT CAUSES_______________
    ____________________

3
ATMOSPHEREAIR MOVEMENT
  • COMPLETE
  • Caused by the uneven heating of Earth and its
    atmosphere.
  • Imaginary line around the middle of Earth.
  • Windless zone at the equator which sailing
    vessels try to avoid.
  • Winds generally responsible for the movement of
    weather across the United States and Canada.
  • Wind that provide a dependable route for trade.
  • Cool breezes during the day caused by differences
    in heating and cooling rates of land and water.
  • Narrow belts of strong winds at high altitudes
    which blow near the top of the troposphere.
  • Cool breezes at night cause by differences in
    heating and cooling rates of land and water.
  • Heat from the sun.
  • The deflection of air masses resulting from
    Earths eastward rotation.
  • Winds that blow from the North and South Poles
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