'Global wind belts' diaporamas de présentation

Jeopardy

This. IS. Jeopardy. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. N/A. Type Subject #1 Here. Type Subject #2 Here. Type Subject #3 Here. Type Subject #4 Here. Type Subject #5 Here. Type Subject #6 Here. $100. $100. $100. $100. $ 100. $100. $200. $200. $200. $200. $200. $200. $300.

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Chapter 5

Air Pressure Lesson 4. Chapter 5. Essential Question. What factors affect the weather? What are some Properties of Air? What Instruments Measure Air Pressure? How Does Altitude Affect Air Pressure and Density?. Page 170. What are some Properties of Air? .

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Study Jams: Wind and Air Pressure

Study Jams: Wind and Air Pressure. What causes wind? What are some of the different global wind belts? How does wind affect climate?. Moving Air. Wind. Wind is the horizontal movement of air from an area of high pressure to an area of lower pressure.

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Global Scale Winds

Global Scale Winds.

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The Atmosphere and Weather

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The Atmosphere

The Atmosphere . Earth Science Spring 2013 . Characteristics of the Atmosphere . Atmosphere- layer of gases & tiny particles that surrounds the earth Study of the atmosphere is meteorology Study: Characteristics of the atmosphere

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Wind and Wind Patterns Chapter 2.2 Guided Notes

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Winds

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Winds

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Energy in the Atmosphere & Winds

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Wind Notes

Wind Notes. Why Air Moves. Wind is created by differences in air pressure Bigger difference = faster wind Caused by unequal heating of earth. Air. The air by the equator is warm and rises Low pressure The air by the poles is cold and dense High pressure

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Notes C hapter 16.1

Notes C hapter 16.1. 1. Air pressure is the force of air molecules pushing on an area. The greater the force the higher the air pressure because air molecules move in all directions. AIR PRESSURE PUSHES IN ALL DIRECTIONS.

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Chapter 21 Section 1

Chapter 21 Section 1. Ocean Currents. Objectives Describe how wind patterns, the rotation of the Earth, and continental barriers affect surface currents in the ocean Identify the major factor that determines the direction in which a surface current circulates

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OCEAN - ATMOSPHERE

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Global wind belts

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Prevailing Winds

Prevailing Winds. Prevailing. Winds. AKA: Global Wind Belts Where convection cells (air masses) meet forming jet streams and prevailing winds Winds move from a area of high pressure to an area of low pressure. H. Polar Easterlies. L. Color red. Blow East to West. H. Trade winds.

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Prevailing Winds

Prevailing Winds. Prevailing. Winds. AKA: Global Wind Belts Where convection cells (air masses) meet forming jet streams and prevailing winds Winds move from a area of high pressure to an area of low pressure. Easterlies :

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