How are wind pattern currents caused?

Answer 1

Wind is caused by pressure differences in regions of air, and the pressure differences are due primarily to temperature fluctuations, and humidity. Areas that are hotter than their surroundings are at a higher pressure, and air moves from high pressure to low pressure. Hot air also tends to form near the ground, where the earth and plants and water trap solar energy and radiate heat into the air. The hot air rises, and also helps create wind.

ocean currents are partly driven by the wind, but also the motion of hot and cold water rising and falling and following the underlying terrain.

uneven isolation -APEX

Answer 2

Global winds are caused primarily by uneven isolation, the differences in solar heating of various areas of the planet. Currents, on the other hand, are primarily driven by the gravitational effects of the Moon (tides). Both are heavily influenced by the rotation of the Earth, and there is often interaction between moving air and moving water and each can affect the temperature of the other in various climates.

Answer 3

Earth's rapid rotation and gravity interact to cause wind and water curernts (the Coriolis Effect)

Answer 4

it is caused by uneven heating of the earth and the Coriolis effect