Earth Science Atmospheric Circulation

Which direction does air move?

Winds influenced by local conditions and local temperature variations are called 

The tendency of a moving object to follow a curved path because of Earth's rotation

Winds between 30 degrees and 60 degrees latitude moving toward the poles are called 

Wind moving south from the equator will curve eastward/westward because of the coriolis effect

Where does air move on the earth?

Surface wind created by the polar high pressure are deflected by the coriolis effect and become

Winds that blow toward the equator between 30 degrees and 0 degrees latitude are called 

Narrow band of high speed winds that blow in the upper atmosphere, affect planes