The outside air temperature at 39,000 feet (a common altitude for jet airliners to fly) is about 45 degrees below zero.
The polar jet-stream forms at the boundary of cold, dry polar air to the north and warmer, more moist air to the south.
A jet stream has been known to draw in cold artic air within North America. This is a common occurrence during winter months when the jet stream dips down into the central portion of the United States.yes
Southern Canada and Mexico
The weatherman said that the latest jet stream would bring more cold air to the region on Friday. The jet flew over Wichita, leaving a trail of jet stream behind it.
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The polar jet-stream forms at the boundary of cold, dry polar air to the north and warmer, more moist air to the south.
Yes. The jet stream roughly marks where cold arctic air meets warmer tropical air. If the jet stream over North America dips unusually far south, arctic air will travel south as well and bring unusually cold weather.
The jet stream travels between hot and cold air.
Polar Jet Stream.
It separates hot air masses and cold air masses
The jet stream
The tempurate differences creates the jet stream. Wind is caused by the uneven heating of earth's surface and the differences of air pressure. Cold polar air creates low air pressure and a cold surface which creates wind.
I understand that Jet Trails form when the hot exhaust from the jet turbine engines get in contact with the cold air found in altitudes of 20,000 ft. and above. It is the same principle as when the warmer air from human breath get in contatc with the ambient air on a cold winter day. I hope this helps you in any way to undersatnd the jet trail formation.
A jet stream forms when there is a large temperature gradient between cold and hot air masses. This temperature difference creates a strong pressure gradient, which in turn leads to the formation of a fast-moving current of air, known as a jet stream. The rotation of the Earth also plays a role in shaping and directing the jet stream.
A jet stream has been known to draw in cold artic air within North America. This is a common occurrence during winter months when the jet stream dips down into the central portion of the United States.yes
Southern Canada and Mexico
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