Sentences with phrase «at the pole pushing»

The gyres spin up with negative polar annular modes — high pressure at the poles push circumpolar wind and storms into lower latitudes.

The negative state involves relatively high pressure at the pole pushing winds, cold air and storms into lower latitudes.

Higher surface pressure at the pole pushes winds and polar storms into lower latitudes.

Not exact matches

The effect is similar to what happens when a ball of dough is spun into a pizza crust — centrifugal force pushes material at the poles out to the equator.

The solar jet stream, a slow current originating at solar midlatitudes that pushes toward both the equator and the poles, provides a different window into the sun's roiling innards.

Exhilarating day today... I pushed through my fear of heights (almost giving up at the first step) and dangled precariously from a selection of poles and ropes 400 feet up (well, over 40 anyway... much like myself!).

The new game mode is called Frontlines, and the premise is an interesting one: like a game of tug - of - war, you'll need to push through each consecutive objective (and prevent the enemy team from doing so) in a chain before reaching the enemy HQ point, at which point 2 telegraph poles will have to be destroyed (or defended) a little like Rush.

If you look the same trend in Siberia, Northern Canada or Sea at 80th parallel, all of them show a strong amplification and push the average of North pole temperature increasing.

[ANDY REVKIN comments: The Antarctic has seen no change in the extent of floating sea ice in recent years, in stark contrast to the situation in the Arctic, and all of this shows the Earth's climate system, particularly at the poles, is not simple — and thus not likely to follow a simple trajectory under a greenhouse push from humans.

Chewing in energy from the poles, and pushing it out again at the equator.

Since the whole world does not appear to freeze during a ice age, the must be massive ice making going at the pole driven by heat lifting oceans of water to the sky from the equator where it is pushed by the expanding air and vapor to the poles areas where it returns to the surface and follows cold land like a culvert between warmer expanding ocean air back down to the equatoral region.

The primary effect of the two tropical Hadley cells (one for each hemisphere) is for the rising hot air at the equator to suck surface air from the higher latitudes (north and south) along the surface towards the equator, pump it vertically at the equator, and at a suitable height push it polewards, one pole per cell, up where the jet planes fly.

The Law Dome location suggests the involvement of the Southern Annular Mode — the belt of westerlies circling the Antarctic that are pushed more or less into lower latitudes by surface pressure at the pole.

Because of the pressure gradient at altitude between the tropics and the poles, there is a force (at altitude) pushing air from the tropics to the poles.

At each solar maximum, the corona sloughs off the magnetic fingerprint of the previous cycle by pushing it to the poles.