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At which point does the wind become geostrophic

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Answered by ayna14rashid
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Explanation:

As the wind gains speed, the deflection increases until the Coriolis force equals the pressure gradient force. At this point, the wind will be blowing parallel to the isobars. When this happens, the wind is referred to as geostrophic.

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