Explain the differences in air motion within a low pressure system and a high pressure ...

Answer to #1

Horizontal pressure differences create a force that starts the air moving from higher pressure toward lower pressure. Because of the earth's rotation, the winds are deflected from their path toward the right in the Northern Hemisphere. This deflection causes the winds to blow clockwise and outward from the center of the highs, and counterclockwise and inward toward the center of the lows. As the surface air spins into the low, it flows together and is forced upward, like toothpaste squeezed out of an upward-pointing tube. The rising air cools, and the water vapor in the air condenses into clouds. In regions of high pressure, skies are generally clear. As the surface air flows outward away from the center of a high, air sinking from above must replace the laterally spreading surface air. Since sinking air does not usually produce clouds, we find generally clear skies and fair weather associated with the regions of high atmospheric pressure.

Answer to #2

C

Answer to #3

EASTERN

Answer to #4

Weather is the condition of the atmosphere at any particular time and place. Weather is always changing and is comprised of the elements of air temperature, air pressure, humidity, clouds, precipitation, visibility, and wind. The climate of a particular region would be its average weather. Climate represents the accumulation of daily and seasonal weather events over a long period of time.

Answer to #5

B

Answer to #6

SCARCE

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