Section 4 - TAKE HOME THE TROPOSPHERE -  TEAR OFF THIS SHEET AND DO IT AT HOME USING ANY AND ALL RESOURCES AVAILABLE TO YOU, INCLUDING GETTING HELP FROM OTHER  STUDENTS. ALTHOUGH IT WILL NOT COUNT AS PART OF YOUR MIDTERM, IT IS THE FIRST ASSIGNMENT OF THE NEW SEMESTER

DO THIS PAGE OR THE NEXT PAGE

On the map of the western hemisphere below, draw the following features in their proper or most common locations, and label them.

1. The Tropical Easterlies.

2. The Prevailing Westerlies

3. The Polar Easterlies.

4. A Maritime Tropical High (with wind directions)

5. A Maritime Polar High (with wind directions)

6. A Continental Tropical High (with wind directions)

7, A Continental Polar High (with wind directions)

8. A Warm Front

9. A Cold Front

10. The Rain Forest Belt on land and Doldrums at sea.

11. The Desert Belt on land and Horse Latitudes at sea.

12. A Low Pressure Area

Section 4 - TROPOSPHERE FEATURES - DO THIS PAGE OR THE PREVIOUS PAGE  

On the following weather map:

1. Draw arrows to show the direction of winds around a high pressure area.
2. Draw arrows to show the direction of winds around a low pressure area.
3. Label the Continental Polar air mass.
4. Label the Maritime Tropical air mass.
5. Below the map, draw a cross section (side view) along the white line through the High and the Low. Include in your cross section (1) the surface, (2) the Tropopause, (3) the location of the High and (4) the Low, (5) where air is rising, (6) where it is sinking, (7) where the clear weather is, (8) where the cloudiness probably is,  (9) where the air is flowing horizontally over the surface and (10) in the upper troposphere,

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