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Philippines' wind systemTRANSCRIPT
WIND SYSTEM
• Identify the different wind system and its path.
• Identify the different pressure belts and their location.
• Wind system – the pattern of wind movement
WIND SYSTEMS
1. trade winds
2. prevailing westerlies
3. prevailing easterlies
PRESSURE BELTS
1. doldrums 4. polar low
2. horse latitude
3. polar high
• The Philippines is affected by these wind systems:A. Northeast monsoon – known as amihan.
- experienced from October to February.- brings cold mornings and heavy rainfall along the eastern coastal regions of the Philippines.
*Siberia & India → → → North Pacific Ocean
Ans:What turns this mass of cold air to the
right and passes over the Philippines?
cold air
B. Southwest monsoon – known as habagat
- experienced during June to September.
- brings heavy rainfall along the western
coastal areas of the Philippines.
C. Trade winds
- the prevailing winds in the tropics
- affect the Philippines whenever the
monsoon weakens during the rest of the
year.
c.1. South Pacific Trades bring humid weather in July
c.2. North Pacific Trades bring warm weather during April
and May.
1. calm winds near the equator. ___________
2. steady winds that blow toward the equator. ______
3. cool air that descends at about 30 degrees north and south of the equator because of the rising warm air at the equatorial region. __________
4. winds that are bent westward coming from the east and moving toward the subpolar regions.
Modified True or False.
1. Wind blows from a warm place to a cold place.
2. When warm air over the sea rises and the cooler
air over the land goes toward the sea this causes
land breeze during daytime.
3. The rotation of the earth affects wind
movement by deflecting the wind sidewise.
4. Trade winds is the deflection of the wind.