Question

Which direction will the wind blow at the red spot between the high and low pressure regions?

Answer 1

High Pressure Areas

High pressure areas, or highs, are shown by "H" symbols. In a high pressure system, air pressure is greater than the surrounding areas. This difference in air pressure results in wind, or moving air. In a high pressure area, air is more dense than in areas of lower pressure. The result is that air will move from the high pressure area to an area of less density, or lower pressure. Winds blow away from high pressure areas toward areas having lower air pressure.


Low Pressure Areas

Low pressure areas, or lows, are shown by "L" symbols. Winds tend to blow into low pressure areas because air, like other gases, moves from areas of higher pressure into areas of lower pressure. As winds blow into a low, the air moves up. This upward flow of air can cause clouds and precipitation to form.

Air pressure is measured by barometers. In general, weather will improve when pressure increases and worsen when pressure decreases.

Answer 2

is your last name wagner

Answer 3

yes @1234563789

Answer 4

same here

Answer 5

first name

Answer 6

i am joe

Answer 7

yours

Answer 8

i metaled u

Answer 9

:D @1234563789

Answer 10

would it be option c? @moralmer000

Answer 11

The result is that air will move from the high pressure area to an area of less density, or lower pressure. Winds blow away from high pressure areas toward areas having lower air pressure. As winds blow into a low, the air moves up.

Answer 12

option D then?

Answer 13

@moralmer000

Answer 14

i think it is d

Answer 15

ok thanks!

Answer 16

was it right

Answer 17

i am not sure yet, i still have other questions to answer

Answer 18

yes D