Forces controlling circulation and Coriolis force

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Across
  1. 2. Lines of equal atmospheric pressure (mb) - this is describing _____.
  2. 4. The coriolis force is largest at the _____
  3. 5. The coriolis force s smallest (or zero) at the _____.
  4. 6. Where is the low pressure point in a hurricane?
  5. 9. ________ satellites stay in the same place by maintaining a balance between centripetal and centrifugal forces.
  6. 10. Air flows towards the _____ in a hurricane.
  7. 11. Local forces controlling circulation is mainly vertical such as _____.
  8. 12. Fundamental forces are typically driven by differential ______.
Down
  1. 1. Because the Earth spins on its axis from West to East (counter clockwise if viewed above north pole) then the _____ force is created.
  2. 3. the coriolis force causes objects to be ____ from their paths.
  3. 7. Regional forces controlling circulation are mainly ______ fluxes.
  4. 8. Pressure gradient acceleration is not a _____ (although often referred to as such).
  5. 10. Inertial forces happen because the whole thing is _____.