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Covers all of the wind info

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Doldrums   no wind due to rising hot air  
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Horse Latitudes   no wind due to sinking cold air  
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Trade Winds   from NE to SW from Horse Latitude  
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Prevailing Westerlies   from SW to NE  
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Polar Easterlies   from pole NE to SW  
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Coriolis Effect   Winds cannot travel in a a straight line from the poles to the equator N=right S=left  
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Sea Breeze   The temperature of the land is warmer then the sea. Warm air over land rises and cool air from sea takes place in the day.  
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Land Breeze   When the water is warmer than the sand at night. The warm air above the water rises and the cool air from the sand takes its place.  
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What causes winds to occur?   1.Unequal heating of earth 2. Differances in air pressure  
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Global Winds   When warm air rises and moves towards the poles at equator and cooler air sinks and moves towards the equator at the poles. Covers LARGE areas.  
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Local Winds   blow from any direction. Covers SHORT areas  
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Wind Movement?   High pressure to Low Pressure  
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Wind Chill Factor   increased cooling wind (Removing heat from your body)  
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Jet Streams   Wavy winds that move from east to west  
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