Global Wind Systems and Formation

Amount of water vapor and air temperature

Air pressure and ocean currents

Tropical cyclones and atmospheric pressure

Solar radiation and Earth's rotation (correct)

If the warm air contains enough water vapor as it rises, it loses this water in the form of rain, creating wind.

Dry air forms deserts around the planet, leading to the creation of wind.

Cool air replaces warm air rising from the sun’s radiation, causing wind. (correct)

As warm air flows away from where it is, it cools and descends, forming wind.

It loses water in the form of snow.

It forms thunderstorms.

It loses this water in the form of rain. (correct)

It creates hurricanes.

<p>It forms a band of deserts around the planet.</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>False</p> Signup and view all the answers

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