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explain Beaufort scale relating to velocity and nature of wind​

Answer 1

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The Beaufort scale is an empirical measure that relates wind speed to observed conditions at sea or on land. Its full name is the Beaufort wind force scale.

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Answer 2

The scales used to represent the different velocities of winds and how they attain hurricane intensity.

Explanation:

• The Beaufort wind scale was developed by Sir Francis Beaufort, in 1805. It is used for mapping the speed of the winds.

• The wind force that is less than 1 knots is classified as calm and gradually moves on the sea surface and the smoke rising on land.

• Wind of 1 to 3 knots in light air and is indicated by the still wind vanes. The 4 to 6 knots is a light breeze and is wind felt on the face, leaves rustle.

• The velocity of 7 to 10 knots is called a gentle breeze, large wavelets, small and large twigs move constantly. The 11 to 16 knots is a moderate breeze that lifts dust, paper and loses items.

• 17 to 20 knots is classified as a fresh breeze and are moderate waves small trees and leaves move. The 22 to 27 is a strong breeze, larger trees move, and whistling of wires.

• The 28 to 33 is a near gale were sea heaps up to 13-19 feet and difficult is felt while walking.

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