Chapter 4 Wind

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Across
  1. 3. a variable such as temperature or pressure that only has magnitude
  2. 4. a volume of air that has uniform distribution used in explanation of stability
  3. 7. The resistance of the atmosphere to an object in motion
  4. 8. A sudden increase in windspeed 16-22 or more knots lasting for at least two minutes
  5. 10. a deflective force resulting from earth's rotation
  6. 12. An area of high atmospheric pressure with circulation in a clockwise in the Northern Hemisphere
  7. 13. departure of true altitude from pressure altitude
  8. 15. The average wind speed over a 1 or 2 minute period.
  9. 16. The rate of movement of the air
  10. 18. The upper branch of a thermal circulation
  11. 19. The direction from which the wind is blowing
  12. 21. force on a body in curvilinear motion
  13. 22. In remarks section of a METAR observation related to wind speed
  14. 23. Change of wind direction in a clockwise sense.
  15. 24. A variable that has magnitude and direction.
Down
  1. 1. the rate of change of speed and/or direction
  2. 2. The force that resists the relative motion of two bodies in contact
  3. 5. brief increase in wind
  4. 6. A costal breeze blowing from sea to land
  5. 9. The layer of the earth's atmosphere from the surface to about 2000 feet where friction influences are large
  6. 11. temperature differences over adjacent surfaces due to the dis-similar heat capacities of the surfaces.
  7. 14. The horizontal movement of air
  8. 17. An area of low atmospheric pressure that has a closed circulation
  9. 20. A vector quantity that describes the horizontal motion of air in terms of speed and direction