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I've had a small meteorology class this day and learned about
geostrophic flow etc. I do understand that the geostropic flow (pressure gradient, coriolis force, centrifugal force and drag)at a curved high pressure system should by higher then a low pressure system.....this is not corresponding with my day-to-day observations; can anyone shine a light in the dark for me |
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