How does the wind effect the weather?

Answer 1

If you are speaking about the United Kingdom (which is where I live),

--The north wind(s), also known as the Polar Continental (Northeast) or the Polar Maritime (Northwest) bring snow and chills.

--The tropical continental (from the southeast) brings warm, relatively dry weather, as it comes from Africa.

--The tropical maritime is the most common wind as is wet and cool.

Check http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/education/secondary/students/airmasses.html#trop_mari for more information.

If you live in America...can't help you. -_-

Answer 2

Wind systems transport atmospheric materials such as water vapor from one place to another. Through its constant motion, temperature changes are felt in different parts of the world, which in turn causes variations in weather within climate zones.

Answer 3

Because of high winds clouds moves from their places. If winds would'nt affect the clouds ther will be rain only where the clouds are situated and there would be raining in specific places only.

Answer 4

if you are on the windward side of a mointain range, you get colder weahter and more precipitation. if you are on the leeward side of a mountain range, oyu get warmer weater and less precipitation

Answer 5

the wind movement also influences the climate of a particular place. The unequal heating of the earth's surface results in the formation of the different wind systems.

Answer 6

Winds bring moderate, cold, or hot weather and intense storms.

Answer 7

it can make the temperature colder, it moves clounds, and it just plays a really big role in the weather system

Answer 8

Wind contributes to weather by making the weather either colder or shows a prologue of a storm.
makes weather colder and the temperature changes