Closely spaced isobars or isohypses indicate a tight pressure gradient, which implies stronger winds. A tight pressure gradient means the pressure is changing rapidly over small distances. Since wind is caused by horizontal pressure differences, a tight gradient results in stronger winds as air moves from high to low pressure. Meteorologists analyze isobar/isohypse spacing to identify areas of stronger winds.
Q2. How can isotherms help identify areas of warm or cold air advection?
Answer: When isotherms are bunched closer together, it indicates warm air advection. When they are farther apart, it indicates cold air advection.
41. What is Contour ?
Contour is line drawn on a map connecting points of equal
height .
Contour lines (also isolines) connect a series of points of
equal elevation and are used to illustrate topography, or
relief
on a map.
They show the height of ground above Mean Sea Level
(M.S.L.) in either feet or meters and can be drawn at any
desired interval.
54. What is NetCDF File ?
NetCDF (network Common Data Form)
is a set of software libraries and machine-
independent data formats that support the creation,
access, and sharing of array-oriented scientific data.
55. Purpose of NetCDF (.nc)File
The main purpose of netCDF is to protect
the user from having to know the details of how
the data is stored in the netCDF file.
Cdat have clt.nc file which is reason to
create isolines on map.
65. Web Scraping
Program
Isothermal Lines
On Cdat Map
Google
Temperature
Values
Store the Google
Temperature Values
into the File
Draw Isothermal
Lines from the
File Values
Data Flow Diagram For Generating Isothermal Lines From Google Temperature