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pressure = 0.002558 times velocity squared where velocity is miles per hour and pressure is pounds per square foot

for example a wind of 75 mph produces a pressure of

0.002558x75x75 = 14 .39 pounds per square foot

since there are 144 sq in in one sq ft that is 14.39/144 = 0.1 pounds per square inch

In meteorological terms, differences in pressure are what drive wind. Air generally moves toward an area of low pressure. However, due to the rotation of the earth it gets deflected in large scale weather patterns. It is deflected to the right in the northern hemisphere and to the left in the Southern Hemisphere.

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Wind speed is how fast wind goes and atmospheric pressure is the pressure that the atmosphere pushes on us.

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The greater the difference in barometric pressure from a high pressure zone to a low pressure zone, the greater the wind velocity will be.

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Air pressure is proportional to the square of the wind velocity.

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Air always goes to high pressure to low pressure which creates wind. Get it?

no i dont maybe you should explain it better. yeah expla8n it better

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The wind blows from area's of high pressure to low pressure

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The Atmosphere is force upon us by gravity. When this occurs the air pushes towards the the substances it is headed and the air pushes in every direction. When this happens wind occurs.

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