A wind that blows at a constant speed parallel to curved isobars or contour lines is called a

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Kelly Kemp

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27 March, 08:11

A wind that blows at a constant speed parallel to curved isobars or contour lines is called a

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Shane Robinson · Answer 1

A wind that blows at a constant speed parallel to curved isobars or contour lines is called a. gradient wind. Pressure changes. more rapidly in the vertical direction than in the horizontal. the pressure gradient force is directed from higher pressure toward lower pressure.