IF the horizontal layers of air were isothermal (the upper layers having the lower temperature), then the gradient winds at different heights would be proportional to the temperatures (absolute) at ...
In previous columns, we discussed the importance of understanding the gradient wind as a basis for predicting where the next shift will come from ( Strategy, April 98). Similarly, the gradient wind ...
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