Question

The upward and downward movement of air in the atmosphere creates pressure systems. Arrange the steps in the correct order to describe how a high-pressure system forms and leads to pleasant weather. The skies clear, making way for pleasant weather. Cool, dense air begins to sink downward. Pressure differences cause wind to blow outward. A high-pressure system forms.

Answer 1

Cool, dense air begins to sink downward.

A high-pressure system forms.

Pressure differences cause wind to blow outward.

The skies clear, making way for pleasant weather.

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer 2

1. Cool, dense air begins to sink downward.
2. A high-pressure system forms.
3. Pressure differences cause wind to blow outward.
4. The skies clear, making way for pleasant weather.

Step-by-step explanation:

The air near the land warms up and rises. Cool dense air sinks being heavier. This creates a pressure difference. A high pressure system forms. This difference leads to blowing of wind from High pressure to low pressure area. Eventually sky gets clear and we experience pleasant weather. Hence, the correct order to describe this is:

1. Cool, dense air begins to sink downward.
2. A high-pressure system forms.
3. Pressure differences cause wind to blow outward.
4. The skies clear, making way for pleasant weather.