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Title: Surface pressure systems tend to move in the same direction as the wind at 5500 m (18,000 ft)the ... Post by: a7aimama on Mar 6, 2018 Surface pressure systems tend to move in the same direction as the wind at 5500 m (18,000 ft)the 500-mb level. The speed at which surface systems move is about double the speed of the winds at this level.
a. True b. False Q. 2 It is possible to make a short-range weather prediction based on a surface weather map. a. True b. False Q. 3 These days the precise location where a tornado will form can be predicted up to 7 days in advance. a. True b. False Q. 4 A downside of high-resolution models is that, as the horizontal spacing between grid points decreases, the number of computations increases. When the distance is halved, there are 8 times as many computations to perform, and the time (and computational expense) required to run the model goes up by a factor of 16. a. True b. False Q. 5 Because the many weather variables are constantly changing, meteorologists have devised atmospheric models that describe the present state of the atmosphere. These are not physical models that paint a picture of a developing storm; they are, rather, mathematical models consisting of many equations that describe how atmospheric temperature, pressure, winds, and moisture will change with time. a. True b. False Title: Surface pressure systems tend to move in the same direction as the wind at 5500 m (18,000 ft)the ... Post by: racehlk on Mar 6, 2018 Content hidden
Title: Surface pressure systems tend to move in the same direction as the wind at 5500 m (18,000 ft)the ... Post by: a7aimama on Mar 6, 2018 Such a godsend, you helped me and my friend big time
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