Air flows counterclockwise around this type of pressure center in the southern hemisphere?

Question

A. Low
B. High
C. Both
D. Air never flows counterclockwise in the southern hemisphere

Answer 1

A. Low

Answer 2

Nothing goes counterclockwise in the southern hemisphere, we say "anticlockwise" here.

Air spirals anticlockwise from a high pressure system and clockwise into a low so the correct answer is B.

Answer 3

it fairly is as a results of coriolis rigidity it is an obvious rigidity produced via the rotation of the earth approximately its axis.This rigidity deflects the wind to the main marvelous interior the Northern Hemisphere and to the left interior the Southern Hemisphere.it is the reason commerce winds interior the Northern Hemisphere grow to be north easterly winds.devoid of the coriolis rigidity they are going to be blowing from northern direction basically. interior the case of cyclones(such as hurricanes in u . s . a .),the place the isobars are curved,centrifugal rigidity additionally comes into play besides to coriolis rigidity and rigidity gradient rigidity.the consequent of one and all of those winds grow to be a counter clockwise wind interior the Northern Hemisphere and clockwise interior the Southern Hemisphere.

Answer 4

In the Southern hemisphere and anticyclone has anticlockwise airflows and is a HIGH.

Answer 5

Winds blow in a counter-clockwise direction in an 'anticyclone'(high pressure area) in the southern hemisphere.So, the answer is 'B'.