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The horizontal movement of air is called
The horizontal movement of air is called
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Wind is the horizontal flow of air from a high-pressure location to a low-pressure area. The Coriolis factor effect refers to the enhanced cooling that a breeze might generate.
The pressure gradient forces the air to travel horizontally, moving it from a high-pressure location to a low-pressure zone. The Coriolis force, on the other hand, deflects the air flow’s direction (to the right in the Northern Hemisphere) and causes it to flow parallel to the isobars.
Wind is the horizontal flow of air from a high-pressure location to a low-pressure area. The Coriolis factor effect refers to the enhanced cooling that a breeze might generate.
The pressure gradient forces the air to travel horizontally, moving it from a high-pressure location to a low-pressure zone. The Coriolis force, on the other hand, deflects the air flow’s direction (to the right in the Northern Hemisphere) and causes it to flow parallel to the isobars.
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