The question asks to identify the atmospheric scale associated with winds typically found in mountain-valley regions.
Atmospheric phenomena are classified based on their spatial and temporal scales. The main scales are:
Winds in mountain-valley regions, often referred to as diurnal or slope winds, are driven by differential heating and cooling between the mountain slopes and the valley floor. These processes occur over a region encompassing the valley and its surrounding mountains.
Therefore, mountain-valley winds are classified as mesoscale phenomena.
The correct classification for winds in mountain-valley regions is Mesoscale.
Consider the following salient features of Tornado and choose the correct option:
A. Tornadoes are very violent rotating systems of air
B. The pressure in the center of tornado is extremely low
C. The movement of tornadoes is in well-defined route and direction
D. The arrival of tornado is heralded by dark and thick clouds in the sky
Choose the correct answer from the options given below :