On a weather map of the northern hemisphere, one would observe the westerlies ____.
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<u>Answer </u>:
On a weather map of the 'northern hemisphere', one would observe the 'westerlies' between the 30° North latitude and the 60° North latitude.
<u>Explanation: </u>
The low-pressure belt characterized by the 'sub polar low' region in the 'northern hemisphere' is the one that is dominant around 60° North latitude. This region acts as a front made by the 'Polar Easterlies' and the 'Prevailing Westerlies'. The subtropical high-pressure belt (popularly known as 'Horse Latitudes') is existent around 30° North latitudes. The Westerlies in the northern hemispheres flow between these two latitudes.
Northern Hemisphere portrays the upper air westerlies having troughs as well as ridges. The upper air westerlies depicts clockwise curvature in elevation. On a weather map of the Northern Hemisphere, one can see the westerlies among the subtropical highs and subpolar lows.
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