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What is the pressure gradient force?
The force that pushes air from high pressure toward low pressure.
What two forces create geostrophic winds?
Pressure gradient force and Coriolis force.
What are isobars?
Lines connecting equal pressure on a map.
Why do geostrophic winds blow parallel to isobars?
Because pressure gradient and Coriolis forces balance.
Where do geostrophic winds typically occur?
High in the atmosphere where friction is small.