Mid Latitude Cyclones
Mid latitude cyclones, formed by air rotating around low pressure systems, play a crucial role in generating various weather phenomena, from clouds to severe storms. The Coriolis effect influences wind patterns, causing counterclockwise rotation in the northern hemisphere. Understanding their formation begins with stationary fronts, where cold and warm air masses interact, particularly at the boundaries of atmospheric circulation cells. These dynamics are essential for grasping the complexities of weather in mid latitude regions.In this clip
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Episode 110: Weather Part II
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