Bob wrote
This is the Coriolis Effect.

The net result of this effect, combined with friction between the
atmosphere and the Earth's surface, is the swirling spiral you see on
satellite pictures of low pressure systems,
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Bob, There is no friction between the Earth and the atmosphere, if
there was
we would have petrel motion, If there is friction we must find where
energy lost through friction comes from, and how it is replaced ,
Considering the Sun is the only, source of energy, we can find that
affects the Earth. other than gravity, Any other source of energy must
be considered non existent.
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be they tropical storms close to the equator, or raging polar storms.
High pressure systems show a spiral if you look at the wind flow, though
those flows are seldom so nicely depicted by cloud bands as they are in
low
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Again Bob all these storms Get their energy from the Sun. If
there was a Coriolis force all storms in the north would spin counter
clockwise and all in the south clockwise.
Storms in the far north, spin clockwise, because their energy
source, is from cooling rather from heating as in the tropics,
If there was a Coriolis affect it would be the same, far to the
north, or near the Equator.
The west to east weather patterns, in the far north result from
cooling and, the Sun forcing Equatorial weather to the west,
North or South All Equatorial weather, moves East to west with the
Sun, this should be proof Coriolis force does not exist leonard

Leonard said: "It is the great distance between the wet side and the dry
side, that prolongs the process,"
What process would that be?
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I explained the process in several posts, however here is a little
more about the process, over several days, that has not been posted.
When the sun rises in the East, the East and south side of a
trpoical wave is nearest the sun all day, they draw moisture from the
sea, making air dense and saturated with moisture.
We should all agree dense air does not reflect heat into the
stratosphere, like dry air,
When the Sun sets, the dry air, on the west side, of the tropical
wave cools faster than the south and East side, creating a low pressure,
The low tries to draw air from both both the south and north side
of the wave.
Because the south and East side of the wave is much larger, the high
remains, for the second day. to increase the process.
The dry west side draws dry air from the north, as air in the north
dumps moisture,as rain fall.
Rain fall creates a low on the north side, drawing warm dense air
from the east.
After several days of this process, counter clock wise rotation
begins and a tropical storm is born.
leonard

In article ,
Leonard Abbott wrote:
When the sun rises in the East, the East and south side of a
trpoical wave is nearest the sun all day, they draw moisture from the
sea, making air dense and saturated with moisture.
We should all agree dense air does not reflect heat into the
stratosphere, like dry air,

Um, dry air is more dense than moist air.
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Guns were not for girls. They were for boys. They were invented by
boys. They were invented by boys who had never gotten over their
disappointment that accompanying their own orgasm wasn't a big BOOM
sound. Lorrie Moore

Guns were not for girls. They were for
boys. They were invented by boys. They were invented by boys who had
never gotten over their disappointment that accompanying their own
orgasm wasn't a big BOOM sound. * * * * * * * * * *
* * * * * Lorrie
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Lorrie, your obsession for Sex in a weather group, reminds me of a
friend, that had a real sex hang up.
After she was finally convinced to see a shrink, the Doctor showed
her some ink blotches,'' What does this remind you of,''
the Doctor asked,
That is a picture of a nude man, she replied. And this one what
does it remind you of. the Doctor asked, that is a nude man and woman in
bed together.
The doctor scratched his head, and said you really have a problem
don't you?
My friend replied,'' Yea and you showing those nasty pictures
isn't helping me either.

Hurricane can we stop them?

I don't know the science of hurricanes, but your idea makes sense to me.
Have you worked this out more on a website or something? I'd be
interested to read more about it.
Robin
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Robin, you are among a very flew people that appear to have an open
mind.
The present thinking on hurricane rotation, is from the 19th centaury.
Cooked up by a Frenchman. Coriolis it may as well have been
developed in the dark ages because none of our present scientific
instruments existed.
IF you would like to read more , go to
the discussion group ''weather'' here you will find much of what I have
written in the first 3 groups.
If you have more questions, email me at home.
leonard