Asked by CONEXXUS 6B KIDDO

What causes hurricanes in the Northern Hemisphere to rotate counterclockwise?(1 point)

the Saffir-Simpson scale

ocean temperatures

the strength of the eyewall

the Coriolis effect
Answered by CONEXXUS 6B KIDDO
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Answered by Anonymous
the sun rises in the east
so here in the northern hemisphere we the ground is moving toward the east
the closer you are to the north pole, the slower the ground is moving east
an air particle is not attached to the ground
so
if an air particle is sucked north, it is moving faster east than the ground up north, it looks like it is moving east from the ground
if an air particle is sucked south, it is moving east slower than the new ground and falls west
that is counterclockwise around the sucking point:)
It is opposite in the southern hemisphere of course
That is a quick picture of Coriolis Effect :)
Answered by Anonymous
Sorry about not proof reading. I think you can figure it out.
Answered by answers
1. C lower central air pressure
2. C wind speed
3. D the Coriolis effect
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Answered by Paliniasky
answers is correct
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