How does unequal distribution of heat over the Earth causes variation of weather and climate?
Rk Naresh
The areas where there is high temperature, wind blows from low temperature areas. Therefore, wind move upward from equatorial regions and blow towards two poles. Due to this wind, pressure on both the poles increases. The areas where there is high temperature, wind blows from low temperature areas. Therefore, wind move upward from equatorial regions and blow towards two poles. Due to this wind, pressure on both the poles increases. The areas where there is high temperature, wind blows from low temperature areas. Therefore, wind move upward from equatorial regions and blow towards two poles. Due to this wind, pressure on both the poles increases.
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