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Wind blowing in a spiral form around é region of low atm pressure is called

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Answered by Soureen
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Wind blowing in a spiral form around a region of low atmospheric pressure is called Low-Pressure Area (LPA). It is a further advancement process to building Depression, Cyclone and Hurricane. It is a region on the topographic map where the atmospheric pressure is lower than that surrounding locations.
Answered by scl103
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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.

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