Question

In the three-cell model of global circulation, surface winds converge in the vicinity of: Group of answer choices subtropical highs the polar front the horse latitudes the north and south poles

Answer 1

the equatorial horse latitudes

Step-by-step explanation:

• Global circulation can be seen as the system of winds that are necessary to transport the heat places of lower to higher latitudes. The three cells of Hadley, Ferrel, and polar

• These surface winds converge at the equator as the air rises from and is caused for the band of clouds that appear at or near the equator.