Hot dust laden cyclonic wind in Arabian deserts?
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Answer . At the smallest scale, local winds like land and sea breezes are generated by differences in surface heating over only a few miles. Across areas perhaps several hundred miles in diameter, wind is sometimes seen to blow from high pressure to low pressure regions. Effectively, air is being… pushed from one place to another. The differences in pressure are generated by temperatures contrasts caused by the unequal distribution of heat from the Sun. The wind however, does not blow in a straight line from high to low pressure. In fact it follows a much longer path spiraling out from a high pressure centre and spiraling in towards a low pressure centre. This is caused by the Coriolis force which results from the rotation of the Earth. Such wind is sometimes known as cyclonic wind . (MORE)
Answer 1 The Arabian Desert is on the Arabian Peninsula in the southern half of the Middle East. Answer 2 There are three Arabian deserts: . One in North Africa called Sahara . In the Arabian Peninsula (Asia) in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia . To the west of Egypt and is called the Western De…sert Arabia (MORE)
This question likely refers to the Bedouin peoples. The Bedouin arenomads are not limited to Arabia alone, and can be found in Israeland Egypt for example also.
During Cyclone Tracy, the wind speed device recorded up to about 217km/h before the building was blown away.
Saracen was a term used by the ancient Romans torefer to a people who lived in desert areas in and around the Romanprovince of Arabia, and who were distinguished from Arabs. InEurope during the Middle Ages the term was expanded to includeArabs, and then all who professed the religion of Islam. .
There isn't really an "average", and such a thing wouldn't mean anything anyway. Cyclones/hurricanes/typhoons can have winds from about 40mph to over 180mph, although certainly the upper end is less common. . Cyclones vary in speed, and so are classified into categories according to their wind spee…d. . Category 1 cyclones have wind gusts reaching less than 125 kilometres per hour. . Category 2 have wind gusts between 125-170km/h. . Category 3 cyclones have wind gust measuring between 170-225km/h. . Category 4 have wind gusts between 225-280km/h. . Category 5 cyclones have wind gusts exceeding 280km/h. . (MORE)
There are no cacti that live naturally in the Arabian Desert. Somepeople in the area have imported cactus plants to use in theiryards for landscaping purposes.
The Arabian Desert is 2,330,000 square kilometers or 900,000 squaremiles. It is the third largest desert in the world behindAntarctica and the Sahara.
Most of the Arabian Desert is located in Saudi Arabia and covers nearly all of that country.
Cyclonic winds are winds that rotate counterclockwise in the northern hemisphere or clockwise in the southern hemisphere.
Animals that live in the Arabian Desert are: dromedary camel, dung beetle, civet, Egyptian vulture, flamingo, fox, gazelle, hare, hedgehog, Arabian horse, hyena, ibex, jackal, jerboa, lesser bustard, lizard, locust, oryx, peregrine falcon, porcupine, sand cobra, scorpion, skink, veiled chameleon, an…d vipers. (MORE)
\nI think that the Arabian desert is only in Saudi Arabia. But check a world geography map, I might be wrong.
Winds in tropical cyclones (a.k.a hurricanes and typhoons) have reached speeds of nearly 200 mph.
Very easily. They were origianlly found in the desert and can go for long periods of time without much water of food. They have thinner nostrils which makes it easier for them to breath in the hot weather and are known for being thin-skinned, which also helps with reducing heat. Arabs raised in De…sert conditions will not grow a "winter" coat and this too helps to prevent over-heating. Their bodies are well adapted to deal with the Desert life. They have larger hooves to help travel across the sands as well. (MORE)
It is called a "simoom".. (Alternate spellings are samiel, sameyel, samoon, samun, simoun, and simoon.)
No. The dryest desert in the world is the Atacama desert in thenorth of Chile and Antarctica.
The Arabian desert is in Asia, in eastern Egypt between the river Nile and the Red Sea.
Winds in a cyclone in the southern hemisphere rotate in a clockwise direction. Cyclones are known as hurricanes and typhoons in the northern hemisphere, where their winds rotate in an anti-clockwise direction. As for how these winds start: Cyclones occur in areas of very low pressure when… air that is heated by the sun rises rapidly, and becomes saturated with moisture which then condenses into high thunderclouds. As the atmosphere becomes favorable for development (no wind shearing in the higher parts of the atmosphere), normal thunder storms clump together. When the hot air rises, cooler air rushes in to fill the area left vacant by the hot air. The Coriolis effect of the Earth spinning on its axis causes the air to spiral upwards with considerable force. This in turn causes the winds to rotate faster, causing the tropical low to deepen in intensity into a tropical depression, and eventually a cyclone which is anywhere between hundreds of kilometres to thousands of kilometres wide. Cyclones are also characterised by strong winds, yet in their centre is a clear, calm region called the 'eye'. When the cyclone continues its course, and the winds return from the other direction, they may seem to be more violent. The winds are not just rotating; there is also the effect of the warmer air continually rising and cold air rushing in. That is why the winds are so strong, and seem to move in all directions. (MORE)
It is a desert with hot climate and it is very dry . I also think that it has a tropical and arid climate
The term "cyclones" is the generic term covering cyclones, hurricanes and typhoons. For the purpose of this question, the following answer refers to cyclones, the phenomenon restricted to the southern hemisphere and usually found in Australian waters. Cyclones vary in speed, and so are classified i…nto categories according to their wind speed. . Category 1 cyclones have wind gusts reaching less than 125 kilometres per hour. . Category 2 have wind gusts between 125-170km/h. . Category 3 cyclones have wind gust measuring between 170-225km/h. . Category 4 have wind gusts between 225-280km/h. . Category 5 cyclones have wind gusts exceeding 280km/h. (MORE)
Even though its in north Africa, the Arabian desert goes underwater to Australia and makes up half of the Australian desert. The Arabian desert's sand is the main ingredient in whiteout. the hilarou (the only animal in the desert) is the symbol on the flag of Arabia
The largest desert on the Arabian Peninsula is the "Rub' al Khali"(the "Empty Quarter"). The Rub al-Khali is part of the ArabianDesert.
Yes people live in the Arabian desert, but only about 2% ofpeople do, it is almost impossible for people to live here becauseof the extreme weather conditions like the scorching days andfreezing nights...
People survive in the Arabian Desert by doing several veryimportant things. First, they protect themselves from the heat andsand. Second, they must be able to find water, and lastly, theymust be able to utilize available food sources, including reptilesand insects, so that they can eat.
Arabian Oryxes live in the Middle East. They survive by lying downduring the hot days to keep cool and having a white coat to deflectthe heat.
well first of all the hot desert winds are usually dressed with chocolate syrup and sprinkles sometimes caramel.
The Arabien Desert spans approximately 2.33 million square kilometers, and is not represented by a single coordinate point.
The term "cyclones" is the generic term covering cyclones, hurricanes and typhoons. For the purpose of this question, the following answer refers to cyclones, the phenomenon restricted to the southern hemisphere and usually found in Australian waters. Cyclones vary in speed, and so are classified …into categories according to their wind speed. . Category 1 cyclones have wind gusts reaching less than 125 kilometres per hour. . Category 2 have wind gusts between 125-170km/h. . Category 3 cyclones have wind gust measuring between 170-225km/h. . Category 4 have wind gusts between 225-280km/h. . Category 5 cyclones have wind gusts exceeding 280km/h. . A good gauge for wind speed in cyclones was Cyclone Tracy. At the height of the storm, the wind gauge at Darwin Airport officially recorded winds of 217 kilometres per hour before being blown away itself. Unofficial estimates suggest that the wind speed actually reached 300 kilometres per hour. (MORE)
Tropical cyclones can only form over water. There is not enoughhydrologic energy over a desert to begin the cyclonic action.
All we do crumbles to the ground though we refuse to see. Everything is dust in the wind.
the arabian desert is quite hot and can reach upto 48+ degrees C,there are many dangrous animals there plus the anopheles mosquitoesare known to have malaria, there are loads of venomous snakes andscopians there and it is the second largest hot desert in theworld. Hope this helps :)
Snakes, lizards and vultures live in the Arabian desert. Somemammals that live in the desert are the sand cat, camels andhyenas.
There are a few cyclones. I remember one being north of the tower of gods.
The desert in Arabia connects seamlessly with the desert in Syria, but they are not the same geographical desert as the Arabian desert exists only in Arabian Peninsula.
A Arabian horse makes a good desert horse because of the dished head and flaring nostril makes for a huge oxygen intake. Arched neck that keeps the windpipe clear to carry air to the lungs. Deep chest and well-sprung ribs leaving plenty of room for lung expansion. Strong legs and strong back for car…rying weight. Also they have black skin under their hair and all around their eyes that protects them from the sun. (MORE)
No, generally not. Cyclones are often very large systems hundreds or even thousands of miles across. Whirlwinds are relatively small-scale circulations such as dust devils and tornadoes.
those hot winds are also known as (riyah al khamsin) or the 50th winds since they usually last about 50 days and come from hot Arabian deserts.
There are three: Rub' al Khali (The Empty Quarter) An Nafud or the Great Nafud is an upland desert of red sands. Ad Dahna' is a narrow strip of sandy terrain.
no a cyclone can not form over the desert because in order for a cyclone to form it needs the sun to raise the temperature of the sea to the point where it evaporates and the moisture from the water to rise so since the desert sand can not evaporate from the suns heat rays and there is no moisture i…n the air it is not possible for a cyclone to form (MORE)
Cacti are only found naturally in the Americas. If any show up inthe Arabian Desert, they were planted there. They do not grownaturally in that desert.
It reached around 190km/h at some point and was classified a category 5 tropical cyclone when it his Myanmar's division of Ayeyarwady by flowing through the Irrawaddy River.
Arabian horses are not wild horses, they are domestic horses. They are kept, raised and bred all over the world, including the US, Canada, Europe and Arabia of course. Arabian horses are generally more fragile animals and many prefer to live in stalls, rather than outdoor keeping, but although stall…s combined with daily turnout make for a lovely home for an Arabian horse, if a horse has a large paddock with lots of room to roam, and a safe, secure run-in shelter to go in when it needs, it will do wonderfully . (MORE)
You cannot actually see what cyclonic wind looks like you can only see the results either through a radar image or satelite image of the cloud movement. They start as a spiral and become more circular as the wind intensity increases
I assume you mean "How did Osaba bin Laden form and structure Al-Quaeda?" By 1988, bin Laden had split from Maktab al-Khidamat. While Azzam acted as support for Afghan fighters, bin Laden wanted a more military role. One of the main points leading to the split and the creation of al-Qaeda was Azzam…'s insistence that Arab fighters be integrated among the Afghan fighting groups instead of forming a separate fighting force.  Notes of a meeting of bin Laden and others on August 20, 1988, indicate al-Qaeda was a formal group by that time: "Basically an organized Islamic faction, its goal is to lift the word of God, to make His religion victorious." A list of requirements for membership itemized the following: listening ability, good manners, obedience, and making a pledge ( bayat ) to follow one's superiors.  According to Wright, the group's real name was not used in public pronouncements because "its existence was still a closely held secret".  His research suggests that al-Qaeda was formed at an August 11, 1988, meeting between "several senior leaders" of Egyptian Islamic Jihad, Abdullah Azzam, and bin Laden, where it was agreed to join bin Laden's money with the expertise of the Islamic Jihad organization and take up the jihadist cause elsewhere after the Soviets withdrew from Afghanistan.  Following the Soviet Union's withdrawal from Afghanistan in February 1989, Osama bin Laden returned to Saudi Arabia in 1990 as a hero of jihad, who along with his Arab legion "had brought down the mighty superpower" of the Soviet Union.  The Iraqi invasion of Kuwait under Saddam Hussein on August 2, 1990, put the Saudi kingdom and the House of Saud at risk, with Iraqi forces on the Saudi border and Saddam's appeal to pan-Arabism potentially inciting internal dissent. Bin Laden met with King Fahd, and Saudi Defense Minister Sultan, telling them not to depend on non-Muslim assistance from the United States and others, offering to help defend Saudi Arabia with his mujahideen. Bin Laden's offer was rebuffed, and after the Saudi monarchy invited the deployment of U.S. troops in Saudi territory,  Bin Laden publicly denounced Saudi Arabia's dependence on the U.S. military. Bin Laden believed the presence of foreign troops in the "land of the two mosques" (Mecca and Medina) profaned sacred soil. Bin Laden's criticism of the Saudi monarchy led that government to attempt to silence him. Shortly after Saudi Arabia invited U.S. troops into Saudi Arabia, bin Laden turned his attention to attacks on the West. On November 8, 1990, the FBI raided the New Jersey home of El Sayyid Nosair, an associate of al-Qaeda operative Ali Mohamed, discovering copious evidence of terrorist plots, including plans to blow up New York City skyscrapers. This marked the earliest discovery of al-Qaeda terrorist plans outside of Muslim countries.  Nosair was eventually convicted in connection to the 1993 World Trade Center bombing, and later admitted guilt for the murder of Rabbi Meir Kahane in New York on November 5, 1990. Bin Laden continued to speak publicly against the Saudi government for harboring American troops, for which the Saudis banished him. He went to live in exile in Sudan, in 1992, in a deal brokered by Ali Mohamed.  -from Wikipedia (MORE)
The Arabian Desert is not found in Egypt or Africa for that matter.It is found on the Arabian Peninsula. The Sahara is the largestdesert that enters Egypt.
Hot dust storms are common in Thar because of low pressure and hot dry wind .
All Arabians are 'desert bred' as this is where they come from. The term is just used to denote their heritage. All Arabians are essentially the same, some are just more pure in bloodline or strain than others. The Arabian originated in the Middle East, recent evidence however has proven that the Ar…abian never actually came from 'Arabia' as we know it today, but came from an area close to Iran. It was also believed that the Arabian was the oldest purebred horse in the world, but again new research is shedding light on the fact that this is not actually true, but that the Arabian began as a cross between the Caspian and Turkoman breeds. The Arabian is a 'hotblooded' breed and is known for it's speed and endurance over long distances. They are small horses and very refined in appearance. For more information I suggest looking up the Arabian breed registry. (MORE)
The Arabian Desert is the same as in the rest of the world - summer, fall, winter and spring. However, the change of seasons may not be as pronounced as in non-desert areas.
Whenever something is moving in a circular motion, such as the air in a cyclone, there has to be some inward force, called centripetal force, that keeps that path curved and prevents it from continuing on in a straight line. In a cyclone it is the pressure gradient, with low pressure at the center. …This pulls air inward through most of the cyclone, but when it gets tot he center it is rotating around the center so fast that the pressure gradient cannot pull it in further, so the strong winds only reach to just outside the eye. Instead, air gently descend from above. (MORE)
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