Considering the general circulation of the atmosphere, the wind system between latitudes 30° N and 60° N is commonly called the __________.
• Global wind belts and how they are organized by latitude • Difference between trade winds, westerlies, and horse latitudes • Typical direction of surface winds between 30° N and 60° N in the Northern Hemisphere
• First, match each choice with its usual latitude range on Earth’s surface. • Think about what direction the winds normally blow between 30° N and 60° N—are they mainly from the east or from the west? • Identify which term refers to a calm/high-pressure belt, and which terms refer to actual moving wind systems.
• Verify which option is associated with calm, light winds and high pressure around 30° N (this one is NOT the correct belt for 30°–60° N). • Confirm that trade winds are typically found closer to the equator, not as far poleward as 60° N. • Check which name is given to the main mid-latitude wind belt that steers weather systems across the North Atlantic and North Pacific.
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