FTP, give the term for this circular rotation of air around a low pressure area, which often occurs in tropical places.
Their formation is described by the Shapiro-Keyser Model, an alternative to the long-existing model of Jack Bjerknes, which built off of the Margules Formula and was called the Norwegian Model. In this model, Solberg predicted the emergence of a wave on the front from an upper level disturbance embedded in diffluent flow, and Bergeron predicted its life cycle would end with occlusion, which occurs when cold air surpasses warm air. Francis Galton proposed the existence of an anti type of them, which results in fair weather. FTP, give the term for this circular rotation of air around a low pressure area, which often occurs in tropical places.
Their formation is described by the Shapiro-Keyser Model, an alternative to the long-existing model of Jack Bjerknes, which built off of the Margules Formula and was called the Norwegian Model.
{cyclone}s (do not accept hurricanes or typhoons)