Question

1. global winds: label (write the name of the global wind in the correct latitude)- easterly trade winds, prevailing westerlies, polar easterlies. draw arrows to show the direction of the winds.

Explanation:

1. Polar Easterlies: Found between 60°-90° latitude in both hemispheres; winds blow from the poles (high pressure) toward 60° latitude, deflected by Coriolis effect: right (northeast to southwest) in Northern Hemisphere, left (southeast to northwest) in Southern Hemisphere.
2. Prevailing Westerlies: Found between 30°-60° latitude in both hemispheres; winds blow from 30° (subtropical high) toward 60° latitude, deflected by Coriolis effect: right (southwest to northeast) in Northern Hemisphere, left (northwest to southeast) in Southern Hemisphere.
3. Easterly Trade Winds: Found between 0°-30° latitude in both hemispheres; winds blow from 30° (subtropical high) toward the equator (low pressure), deflected by Coriolis effect: right (northeast to southwest) in Northern Hemisphere, left (southeast to northwest) in Southern Hemisphere.

Answer:

Latitude Band	Wind Name	Wind Direction (Arrow Guide)
30°N - 60°N	Prevailing Westerlies	↗ (Southwest to Northeast)
0° - 30°N	Easterly Trade Winds	↘ (Northeast to Southwest)
0° - 30°S	Easterly Trade Winds	↖ (Southeast to Northwest)
30°S - 60°S	Prevailing Westerlies	↙ (Northwest to Southeast)
60°S - 90°S	Polar Easterlies	↗ (Southeast to Northwest)

To complete the diagram:

1. Write the wind name in the corresponding latitude band on the drawing.
2. Draw arrows matching the direction guide above for each band.