Whether a storm's mentioned features are related to Jovian storms, terrestrial storms, or both Jovian storms and terrestrial storms, they are arranged in that order.
High-speed, opposing atmospheric fluxes are linked to jovian storms.
Rapidly rotating planet supports jovian storms
Solar radiation fuels storms that occur on land.
Storms on land are transient in nature (hours to days)
Upwelling gases are a component of Jovian and terrestrial storms.
Circulating winds are a component of Jovian and terrestrial storms.
Earth, Mars, Venus, Mercury, and other inner solar system planets are examples of terrestrial planets. Jovian planets lack a solid surface, unlike terrestrial planets. Helium and hydrogen make up the majority of their atmosphere.
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