Where are deserts formed and why? - The Hadley cell, rain shadows and continental interiors
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- čas přidán 12. 12. 2018
- Deserts cover a vast area of our continents and they usually form over regions with specific geographic characteristics. Do you know where deserts form and why?
The common geographic locations where major deserts are formed are: between 15˚ and 30˚ North and south of the equator; in the interior of continents; and in rain shadows of large mountain belts.
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Hi, this is a great video. I have a question about the maps. The precipitation map you use is the normal Mercator map, but below it looks like you use a more precise map. Which maps is that?
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One question, on Hadley cell explanation, the air is hot near equator thus allows more evaporation and creating moist air which in turn creates rain while moving outward towards the pole. Doesn't this mean that the equator has more evaporation than precipitation especially in internal of continent such as republic of congo. Thank you
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I learned that deserts are most likely to form between 15 - 30 degrees North and South of the equator.
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Where can I find the map with the rates of precipitation?
Hey Vitek, the online reference is below the figure :)
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I learnt that the evaporation rates in the desert are higher than that of precipitation.
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I learnt that the Tibetan Plateau is a perfect setting for desserts to form because its located in the rain shadow region.
why are most tropical deserts located on the west side of the continents?
I learned that deserts form around 39 degrees north and south of the equator,warm air is capable of holding my moisture than cool air ,the main source of moist air is the ocean
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@@GeologiadaTerra could the clouds possibly drift pass the Sierra Nevada mountains if we reduced the height of the mountains?
So why northern Chile and west coast of Peru are desert? they are on equator and close to ocean
Those regions are influenced by a cold ocean current within the high pressure belt and the Andes Mountains blocking any Atlantic moisture from making it to the west coast. Some places are so dry that they very rarely receive any precipitation. The Atacama Desert in Chile is a classic example.
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Initially, India was shown with significant amount of desert. It was wrong. Good Video though.
What I learned Deserts are usually formed around 30 degrees north and south of the equator and the interior of continents.
and in places with a rain shadow from a mountain
Correlation and causation
I,e gobi desert doesn't comply with whats stated # WE NEED A NEW GLOBE MODEL.
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There seems to be deserts on ocean as well.
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