Poll Results
0%(A) Counter-clockwise in the Northern Hemisphere and also counter-clockwise in the Southern Hemisphere
0%(B) Clockwise in both the Northern and Southern Hemispheres
100%(C) Counter-clockwise in the Northern Hemisphere and clockwise in the Southern Hemisphere ( 1 voter )
0%(D) Clockwise in the Northern Hemisphere and counter-clockwise in the Southern Hemisphere
Based On 1 Vote
The direction of a cyclone is one of the best ways to see the Earth’s rotation in action. Air always flows from high pressure toward the low-pressure center of a cyclone. As it travels, the Coriolis force “nudges” the wind. North of the equator, this nudge turns the wind so that it circles the center in a counter-clockwise motion. South of the equator, the physics are reversed and the wind circles in a clockwise direction. This rule is absolute for all large-scale low-pressure systems and it is the first thing meteorologists look at when tracking a storm.
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