Wind direction: a. Assuming that the weather system shown on the North P=1atm map to the right has just started, draw arrows on P=0.9atm the map that cross the lines at N, S, E and W that show how the aloft wind direction across this P=0.8atm region in the northern hemisphere would change P-0.7atm as the balance between the PGF and Co force is established, b. Comment on whether the conditions in the region are "windy" or "calm", and Identify the assumptions needed to apply these same results to an urban location IN the C. region and oxplain if thoy are good and why,

Wind direction: a. Assuming that the weather system shown on the North P=1atm map to the right has just started, draw arrows on P=0.9atm the map that cross the lines at N, S, E and W that show how the aloft wind direction across this P=0.8atm region in the northern hemisphere would change P-0.7atm as the balance between the PGF and Co force is established, b. Comment on whether the conditions in the region are "windy" or "calm", and Identify the assumptions needed to apply these same results to an urban location IN the C. region and oxplain if thoy are good and why,

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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