What is the surface wind direction and wind speed (in knots) in Alabama on Apnl
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What is the surface wind direction and wind speed (in knots) in Alabama on Apnl 15, 2015? What is the upper atmosphere wind direction and wind speed (in knots) over Alabama on April 15, 2015? What is the surface wind direction and wind speed (in knots) in New York on April 15, 2015? What is the upper atmosphere wind direction and wind speed (in knots) over New York on April 15, 2015? Suggest a reason why the surface wind speeds and upper atmosphere wind speeds over Alabama and New York are so different.Explanation / Answer
answer- the surface wind speed in Alabama on April 15, 2015 is 2mph means 1.73 knots. and wind direction in alabama on same date is northward.
answer- over the alabama jet stream flows. the jet stream are high velocity wind that flows in upper atmoshpere. the wind direction is Northward and the velocity is about . 15mph
answer- In the western Newyork the surface wind flows in eastward direction with 5-6 Mph (4.34- 5.21 Knots). In the eastern and Southern eastern side of Newyork state the wind took drastic change and turn toward the Northeast direction with wind velocity of 12-14 mph (10.42-12.16 Knots).
answer- over the Newyork jet stream flows. the jet stream are high velocity wind that flows in upper atmoshpere. the wind direction is eastward and their veocity is about 110 mph means 95.5 knots.
answer- surface and upper atmosphere wind speed and direction over alabam aand new york is different. In the alabama the surface wind flows in Northward direction and wind speed is not high. and there is no influence of high velocity upper atmospheric wind called jet stream. Over the Newyork the surface wind blows with velocity of 12-14 mph in northeasward direction and in the upper the great impact of the jet tream on the upper atmospheric condition over Newyork.
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