Q: In general, which is the cause of a land breeze?   A) Pressure B) Heat C) Temperature D) None of the…

A: The flow of air from land to the sea after the sun sent is known as the land breeze. This is caused…

Q: A 'wind' is simply a flow of huge amount of air, usually from a high temperature area to low…

A: Moving air is termed as wind .So ,it is flow of huge amount of air .

Q: Why will clouds tends to form above either a flat or a mountaineous island in the middle of the…

A: The heat transfer in the fluids is called convection. The convection currents in the fluids move…

Q: Explain how atmosphere interact with the ocean.

A: SOlution: To Explain how atmosphere interact with the ocean.

Q: What is cause of atmospheric pressure?

A: Atmospheric pressure is the force exerted by the mass of envelope of gas surrounding above the…

Q: calculate dominant wind direction and related average wind speed.

A: Given: To calculate dominant wind direction and related average wind speed.

Q: what are the function of anemometer , wind vane and aneroid barometer

A: Anemometer: Anemometer is a tool that is used by meteorologists to study the weather's patterns.…

Q: What air pressure produces this force?

A: The image below explains the actual scenario.  Let P= Pressure of the compressed gas. Therefore,…

Q: Discuss how coriolis force plays an important role in the formation of cyclones.

A: The Coriolis force is the type of force that changes the direction of the air. The Coriolis force…

Q: Why does hot weather impact energy expenditure?

A: It is found that in hot weather the energy expenditure increases. We will see why.

Q: When does land breeze occur? A) Fall B) Winter C) Both A & B D) Hot summer

A: The land breeze occurs when the temperature difference between the ocean and the land is more. Land…

Q: How thermohaline circulation develop? Explain.

A: The word 'Thermohaline' derives from thermo referring to temperature and haline referring to salt…

Q: can you explain the difference or the changes when i changed the number of winds from 10 to 100

A: Magnetization is directly proportional to the applied field.  Here in first image, less number…

Q: How would humidity change if temperatures go up or down?

A: Humidity: It is the defined as the amount of water vapor in the air. Humidity means water in the…

Q: Describe the processes that can occur in the atmosphere that would result in cloud formation.

A: The following process occurs in atmosphere to form the cloud, Rain/Precipitation > Overland flow…

Q: 1) outline 3 characteristics of stratosphere and 2 benefits of the mention characterics to man.

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Q: Explain the relationship between air pressure and volume. ?

A: The "pressure is defined as the physical force exerted on an object".  The pressure can be expressed…

Q: Discuss how high specific heat capacity of water helps in formation of land and sea breeze.

A: Specific heat capacity of land is 5 times less as compared to water. Thus, air above land becomes…

Q: Which natural phenomenon causes land and sea breeze?

A: Land breeze and sea breeze are two natural phenomena which show that movement of air occurs due to…

Q: What is Coriolis force?

A: In physics, the coriolis force is an inertial or fictitious force that acts on objects moving within…

Q: Why does air pressure decrease with increasing altitude? (Select all that apply.) a)The weight of…

A: The pressure is force per unit area exerted by the weight of air present above the surface.  The…

Q: Which best describes how air moves during convection?   A) cool air falls down B) warm air falls…

A: Introduction: There are three modes of heat transfer, conduction, convection and radiation.

Q: Describe the effects of the Coriolis force.

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Q: Why are hours of daylight equal to all around the world on the two equinoxes?

A: The two equinoxes are vernal and autumnal equinoxes, at this position the sun and earth’s equator…

Q: Where does the moisture that feeds thunderstorms come from?

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Q: What form of convection causes the onshore sea breeze in the day?

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Q: Air pressure is usually highest when the air is  A) warm and moist B) cool and dry C) warm and dry…

A: option D is correct Answer

Q: The humidity of the air depends upon: A) Weather B) Temperature C) Location D) All of the above

A: The term humidity is used to express the quantity of water vapor contained in the air. High water…

Q: Explain the difference between stable and unstable atmospheric conditions.

A: There are many differences in between stable and unstable atmospheric conditions: 1.    Stable…

Q: Sea breezes are created when: Hot air above the sea rises, and colder land air rushes in to fill the…

A: Hot air above the land rises, and colder sea air rushes in to fill the gap.

Q: Sudden fall in the barometric reading is an indication of _______. A) Storm B) Scorching heat C)…

A: A barometer is device which is used to measure the atmospheric pressure.

Q: What is coriolis force? How does it affect the flow of rivers?

A: Coriolis force is a type of force that acts on objects that are in motion in a frame of reference…

Q: Explain the change in the air column pressure.

A: The force exerted on a unit area around a point at any location by the air column above it as the…

Q: What can make storms dangerous?

A: In this, it is asking causes that make storms dangerous.

Q: why does air rise at 60 latitude?

A: Wind circulation is due to the differential heating. Difference in temperature creates high- and…