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Arctic air is often unstable due to significant temperature contrasts between the cold, dense air over the ice and the warmer, moist air found to the south. This instability is exacerbated by the dynamic interactions of various weather systems, including low-pressure systems and fronts, which can lead to rapid changes in weather. Additionally, the melting sea ice alters local climate patterns, contributing to fluctuations in temperature and moisture levels, further destabilizing the atmosphere. These factors combined result in frequent and unpredictable weather events in the Arctic region.
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What famous landforms are there in the tundra?
well the most common landforms in the arctic tundra is rigid ,unstable,slippery,flat,high,low etc so basically there are many different landforms in the arctic tundra.
What creates thunderstorms?
thunderstorms form when an air mass becomes so unstable that it overturns violently.
Why do thunderstorms need unstable air?
On a general description, one that does not just apply to weather, an unstable system is one that will release energy in order to attain a more stable state. Unstable air is air that, if lifted, will become warmer thanits surroundings and so countinue to rise. Thunderstorms are driven by such rising air currents, called updrafts. Unstable air is generally warmand moist, and o hold large amounts of energy to drive a potential storm. If the air is stable, it will sink back down if lifted and tend to remain where it is, so the updrafts that drive thunderstorms cannot develop. Stable air tends to be cooler and drier, and so often lacks the needed energy.
What does an arctic willow eat?
An arctic willow is an autotroph and makes it's own food from carbon dioxide in the air, water from the ground and sunlight. Plus a few trace minerals and ions from the soil.
What is happening to save the Arctic fox?
Nothing much, but they live in the same climate as polar bears do, so we should stop using so much engergy which makes the planet heat up and makes ice melt. Sadly, arctic foxes can't swim.
Why is they arctic in the north?
Because, well The North Pole is cold and the Artic is cold so it makes sense
How is climate change affecting arctic species?
It makes the artic melt so their natural habitat is ruined
Why is the weather so unstable?
Currents of warm or cold air are constantly flowing, driving various weather fronts before them.
Why did the ice not sink in water?
The ice have air pockets so the air makes it floats
What makes bubbles?
Air that is blown in to the buble is kept in side only by a thin layer of liquid. So really it is air that makes bubbles.
What makes marshmallows so soft and puffy?
They are mostly air.
Are single product economies stable or unstable?
I had this worksheet for S.S and it said why are single product economies UNSTABLE ... so the answere is UNSTABLE
