Question

A gradient wind blowing around the low-pressure center is constantly accelerating because it is constantly changing directions. this is called ____.
ANSWER

Answer 1

• Gradient wind blowing through the low-pressure center is known as the ‘Geostrophic wind’.

• It is caused due to occurrence of the Coriolis force in the atmosphere

• Rise of high pressure crests and troughs result in the abrupt change in weather

• As a result, the strong wind blows in an impeccable manner.

Answer 2

Answer:

When the wind blows around é region in a spiral form at low atmospheric pressure it is called LPA or Low-Pressure Area.

Explanation:

Low-Pressure Area is an advanced process which assists the process to built and enhance a depression, hurricane and cyclone. This region on the topographic map can be described as the region where the atmospheric region is less than the pressure present in the surrounding areas.