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what is the highest point in the northeastern U.S? Mount Washington,New Hampshire
what is a mountain system a bunch of mountains
where do the appalacians run from where to where Quebec, Canada to Alabama
what is the highest point of the Appalacian mountians mount micheal
what mount has the fastest wind speed mount. washington
how many mph does a hurricane hav e to be for it to be one 75
what are the duldrum wind's degrees o%_ 30%
what is 30 to 60 prevailing
what is 60 to 90 degrees polar
why do they call it easterlies because they come from the east
why do they call them westerlias because they come from the west
the force that makes air move is a difference in what air pressure
fluids move from what to what high pressure to low pressure
sea level is the blank place on the earths surface lowest visable
winds that blow continuously global winds
winds that blow over short distances surface or local winds
named for french mathematican who studied wind that also had no life coriolis
a wind that blows from sea to land sea breeze
true or false land warms faster than water true
a wind that blows from sea to land land breeze
sea and land breezes over a large region monsoon
air over a large body of water is wet
rice grows in a flooded patty
a band of highspeed winds about 10 km jetstream
jetstreams blow from blank to blank east to west
they blow at 200 to 400 kpm
blank travels north to south all across the world in a wavy path jetstream
pilots can save blank by flying in the jetstreams east fuel
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