A phenomenon where the atmospheric pressure is higher than that of other surrounding regions is called __________.
β’ Difference between high pressure and low pressure systems in meteorology β’ What the terms doldrums and trade winds actually describe β’ The meaning of fronts (cold, warm, occluded) versus pressure areas
β’ Which option clearly refers to an area where the pressure at the center is higher than the surrounding regions? β’ Are any of the choices describing wind patterns or calm belts rather than the pressure center itself? β’ Which term is commonly connected with fair, settled weather caused by sinking air in a high-pressure system?
β’ Identify which choices are wind patterns (not pressure centers) β’ Identify which choice talks about fronts, which are boundaries, not centers of higher pressure β’ Confirm which answer choice explicitly includes the phrase or idea of a high pressure area
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