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meridional wind at 1000 vs meridional wind at surface

Both phrases are correct, but they have differing meanings. 'Meridional wind at 1000' refers to the meridional (north-south) component of the wind at a specific altitude of 1,000 units (e.g., 1,000 feet). On the other hand, 'meridional wind at surface' refers to the meridional component of the wind at the Earth's surface.
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meridional wind at 1000

This phrase is correct and commonly used in meteorology to refer to the north-south component of the wind at a specific altitude.

This phrase is used in meteorology to describe the north-south component of the wind at a specific altitude, such as 1000 feet above the surface.

Examples:

  • The forecast model predicts a strong meridional wind at 1000 feet above sea level.
  • vapor pressure at 1000 hPa height, (b) temperature at 800. hPa height, (c) zonal wind at 925 hPa height and (d) meridional wind at 1000 hPa height. Table 1.
  • May 27, 2010 ... NCEP sea level pressure, zonal and meridional wind at 1000, 850, and 200 hPa level data are obtained from NCEP's Global Forecast System ...
  • Jul 1, 1995 ... 4 except for (a) zonally averaged divergence and (b) meridional wind at 1000 mb . Contour in (a) is 0.2 x 10“7 s'1 and in (b) is 0.02 m s“'.
  • ... geopotential heights at 500 hPa, zonal and meridional moisture transport at 700 hPa, specific humidity at 700 hPa, meridional wind at 1000 hPa and 700 hPa .

Alternatives:

  • zonal wind at 1000
  • vertical wind at 1000
  • horizontal wind at 1000
  • wind speed at 1000
  • wind direction at 1000

meridional wind at surface

This phrase is correct and commonly used in meteorology to refer to the north-south component of the wind at the Earth's surface.

This phrase is used in meteorology to describe the north-south component of the wind specifically at the Earth's surface.

Examples:

  • The meridional wind at surface is expected to shift towards the north by evening.
  • Meridional wind at surface. Zonal wind at surface. Specific humidity at 400 mb. Specific humidity at 850 mb. Meridional wind at 200 mb. Zonal wind at 200 mb.
  • Meridional wind at surface. Zonal wind at surface. Specific humidity at 400 mb. Specific humidity at 850 mb. Meridional wind at 200 mb. Zonal wind at 200 mb.
  • Meridional wind at surface. Zonal wind at surface. Specific humidity at 400 mb. Specific humidity at 850 mb. Meridional wind at 200 mb. Zonal wind at 200 mb.
  • Sep 22, 2011 ... Sea-level pressure. Meridional wind stress. Zonal wind stress. Meridional wind at surface. Zonal wind at surface. Specific humidity at 400 mb.

Alternatives:

  • zonal wind at surface
  • vertical wind at surface
  • horizontal wind at surface
  • wind speed at surface
  • wind direction at surface

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