- in the
subtropics at
around 25 degrees latitude, and then
returning equatorward near the surface. It is a
thermally direct circulation within the troposphere...
- and 40° and are
located poleward from
adjacent tropical climates, and
equatorward from
either humid continental (in
North America and Asia) or oceanic...
- Cold air
subsides at the
poles creating high
pressure zones,
forcing an
equatorward outflow of air; that
outflow is then
deflected westward by the Coriolis...
-
zenith in
early autumn before retreating equatorward during the late fall, winter, and
early spring. The
equatorward migration of the
subtropical ridge during...
- (both
poleward and near the coast) of
desert and semi-arid climates, and
equatorward of
oceanic climates.
Mediterranean climate zones are
typically located...
- m****es
contained in the Arctic; when the
vortex weakens, air m****es move
equatorward, and
results in
rapid changes of
weather in the mid latitudes. Upper-atmospheric...
- the noon
direction and 23° away in the
midnight direction. The peak
equatorward extent of the oval is
displaced slightly from
geographic midnight. It...
- and
coasts of the
continents and are
bounded by arid
deserts on
their equatorward sides that
brings dry
winds causing the dry
season of summer, and oceanic...
-
often defined as the area
poleward of the
tropospheric jet stream. The
equatorward edge is
around 40° to 50°, and it
extends from the
surface up to around...
-
across the
north Atlantic Ocean. The
resulting Sverdrup transport is
equatorward.
Because of the
conservation of
potential vorticity caused by the northward-moving...
