Understanding Wind Flow Around Low-Pressure Systems #1894936 (License: Personal Use)

The image displays four quadrants showing wind direction (red lines), isobars (orange curves), and surface boundary layer (green band) relative to a central low-pressure system (orange circle with red dot). A compass rose indicates north, helping visualize how winds deflect due to the Coriolis effect and pressure gradient force. The bottom panel shows cross-sections of wind shear and curvature effects near the surface.

Used in meteorology education, weather forecasting tutorials, or climate science resources to explain atmospheric circulation dynamics; targets students, educators, and weather enthusiasts seeking conceptual clarity on pressure-driven wind systems.