Physical Geography: Chapter 5

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Across
  1. 4. Winds that flow basically from west to east around the world in the latitudinal zones between about 30° N and 60° N and between about 30° S and 60° S.
  2. 7. Low Very warm surface conditions are often associated with relatively low pressure at the surface.
  3. 8. The most common unit of measure for atmospheric pressure.
  4. 10. High Strongly descending air is usually associated with high pressure at the surface.
  5. 11. The tendency of an object to resist changes in its motion.
  6. 12. High Each ocean basin has a large semipermanent high-pressure cell centered at about 30° of latitude.
  7. 14. Low Strongly rising air is usually associated with low pressure at the surface.
  8. 15. Mass of matter in a unit volume.
Down
  1. 1. Gradient The horizontal rate of pressure change.
  2. 2. Wind When wind moves parallel to the isobars.
  3. 3. High Very cold surface conditions are often associated with high pressure at the surface.
  4. 5. Convergence Zone The zone where the air from the Northern Hemisphere and Southern Hemisphere meet.
  5. 6. Cells The low-latitude cells—one north and one south of the equator—are gigantic convection systems.
  6. 9. The horizontal movement of air.
  7. 13. Winds Winds that are extremely consistent in both direction and speed.