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briefly explain the formation of wind currents are formed due to uneven heating of land and sea
class 7th science chapter 15 wind and storms
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Answered by ndhaya2006
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Uneven Heating of Land and Water - definition

In summer, near the equator the land warms up faster and most of the time the temperature of the land is higher than that of water in the oceans.

The air over the land gets heated and rises.

This causes the winds to flow from the oceans towards the land.

Answered by mahadev7599
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Winds or wind currents are generated by two factors:

Uneven heating between Poles and Equator

>Centre of the earth is called Equator and the two extreme positions are Poles.

>Poles are cooler than equator as highest intensity of the sun’s heat and light falls on the equator and it reduces as we go either side of equator towards the poles.

>Cooler air from surrounding areas of the equator comes towards the equator to fill the place of warm air which rises up due to sun’s heating.

>Similarly, cooler air from poles comes towards the surrounding areas as the surrounding areas have air warmer than the poles.

>These winds from north to equator and south to equator are not straight as their direction change due to earth’s rotation on its axis.

Uneven heating between Land and Water

This occurs in the coastal areas.

Sea Breeze: This causes the wind to move from Sea towards Land and the process continues during the day. These are also called Monsoon winds.

Land Breeze:This causes the wind to move from Land towards Sea and the process continues during the night.

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