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What are Winds in the high latitudes that flow out of the Arctic and Antarctic regions?
In Antarctica, the winds are known as Katabatic winds. In the Arctic, the winds are known as Squamish winds.
How do the pacific winds and the arctic winds differ in their impact on climates?
The arctic winds are relatively cold and are spread with ozone gases around the atmosphere where as the pacific winds blow high temperature and high pressure winds.
What is a special wind region?
Special winds are winds that are local to one country or region. Santa Anas are an example of special winds, as are bayamos, chinooks, the Harmattan, and the Mistral.
What protects the south of Europe from the chilly Arctic winds?
The Alps.
Which ocean is characterized by winds and storms causing exploration to be minimal?
arctic
What are the 6 global winds?
Trade winds, Prevailing westerlies, prevailing easterlies, Arctic, Antarctic,
Which ocean is characterized by extreme winds and storms causing exploration to be minimal?
arctic
What do moist winds from the Gulf of Mexico and the Arctic cause?
These cause precipitation and humidity.
What are the main winds in Ireland?
The prevailing winds in Ireland are west and south west, though Ireland can get winds from all directions. There are no special names for the winds in Ireland.
What are some abiotic factors of the Arctic?
some abiotic factors of the arctic are permafrost, strong winds, poor soil, long winters and short summers.
What are 2 abiotic factors that affect life in the Arctic?
Snowfall, strong winds, and permafrost!!! -haine-chan <3 Snowfall, strong winds, and permafrost!!! -haine-chan <3
What is aunt arctic special coupons codes?
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