The Wave-Like or Meandering Pattern of the Upper Level Winds

question 114

Multiple Choice

The wave-like or meandering pattern of the upper level winds in middle latitudes is of major importance for:

• A)reducing wind speeds in the tropics.
• B)transporting heat between equator and poles.
• C)reducing the Coriolis effect.
• D)causing westerly winds.
• E)causing jet streams.

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