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Air Pressure, Wind
Air that increases in temperature will
14%
86%1. Increase in volume
2. Decrease in volume
What happened here???The interior of the tank car was washed out
& cleaned with steam. Then all the outlet valves were shut and the tank car was sealed. All the workers went home for the evening and when they returned, this is what they found.
Air that increases in temperature will
1. Increase in volume
2. Decrease in volume
Air that decreases in temperature will1. Increase in volume
2. Decrease in volume
Pressure of a Gas =The force that a gas exerts on a certain area
Barometers
Densityof Air
Air Pressure and Altitude
Isobars and Wind
Forces influencing wind direction and speed:Pressure gradient forceCoriolisFriction (at surface)
Pressure Gradient ForceWind moves from higher pressureto lower pressure
Coriolis Effect
Potential Coriolis Victim
Effect of Friction on Surface Winds and Winds Aloft
Upper Level Winds(note: no friction)
Upper level winds
Cyclones & Anticyclones
Anemometer & Wind Vane
Local Winds
Land and Sea Breezes
Mountain & Valley Breeze
Chinooks, Santa Ana Winds, Foehns
Seasonal Shifts
Ocean Currents
What influences the movement of ocean water?
TidesDensity DifferencesWinds and Coriolis
Wind and Coriolis
Upwelling
High Oceanic Productivity
El Nino
El Nino
El Nino
Is this a year with an El Nino?
0%
0% 1. Yes2. No
Air that increases in volume will
0%
0%1. Decrease in pressure
2. Increase in pressure