Wind always moves from high pressure to lower pressure. In Figure 24.25b , why does the surface
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Wind always moves from high pressure to lower pressure. In Figure 24.25b, why does the surface wind move from city 1 to city 2?
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The air aloft above city 2 has higher pressure an...View the full answer
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