In the northern hemisphere, winds in a low-pressure cyclone swirl in a direction.
on a weather map, an area with isobars that are close together can expect
an area experiences warm rainy weather for five days in a row. this area most likely is experiencing a front.
the reason that cold fronts are stronger than warm fronts is due to their higher
the radiosonde is elevated to high levels in the atmosphere through
how do weather balloons collect data about weather?
what are the differences between using weather satellites and weather radar devices to predict the weather?

Explanation:

A weather balloon is explicitly an high altitude inflatable balloon that takes along the instruments on high to send back the data on air pressure, temperature, humidity and speed of the wind with the help of the tiny, disposable estimating gadget called a radiosonde.

To acquire wind information, they can be followed by radar, radio course finding, or Global Positioning System (GPS).

Weather satellite is used to estimate the weather and climate of the earth. Weather radar is used to determine the precipitation, occurrence of rain, snow etc.  

the farther away the object is from the central star (the sun) it's gravitainal pull on the object is weaker when it is farther

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