Clearing up the Coriolis Effect

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Clearing up the Coriolis Effect * = Spinner of the globe 1 Draw a straight line from the North Pole to the Equator. This will be our reference line 2 Attempt to draw a straight line from the North Pole to the Equator as the spinner gently spins the globe 3= Southern hemisphere Groups of 3 = combine #2 and #3

Coriolis Effect What is it? How does it affect large scale systems on Earth? How is it related to hurricanes? Which direction are paths deflected in the northern hemisphere? Which direction are paths deflected in the southern hemisphere?

How does coriolis effect affect hurricanes?

U.S. vs. Australia “Hurricane” Dean “Cyclone” Monica

Hurricane Tracks 1985_2005

Hurricane Origin & Lifecycle

Saffir-Simpson Scale Category Wind Speed (mph) (km/hr) (kt) Storm Surge (ft.) Stage TD Less than 39 Less than 62 Less than 33 - Tropical Depression TS 39-73 63-118 34-63 Storm 1 74-95 119-153 64-82 3-5 Hurricane 2 96-110 154-177 83-95 6-8 3 111-130 178-209 96-112 9-12 4 131-155 210-249 113-136 13-18 5 More than 155 More than 249 More than 137 More than 18

What do you see? NASA visualization

It’s worth sketching the parts…