From which direction do the Trade Winds blow in the Northern Hemisphere?
Correct answer: B. From the northeast
- A. From the southeast
- B. From the northeast
- C. From the southwest
- D. From the northwest
Explanation
The Coriolis effect turns the northward-flowing Trade Winds to blow from the northeast.
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