Lesson #2  - Bermuda High: Big Fan in the Sky
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Develop your
hypothesis
If winds constantly blew in one path over the North Atlantic Ocean, what do you hypothesize would be the effect on the North Atlantic Ocean?
Determine 
your data
Given that long term wind direction data is not available, what scientific data will help you determine if the wind does indeed blow in a certain direction over long periods of time. 
 
Background
Information
Atmospheric Pressure Systems
 
Look at Real 
Time Data
See if Real Time Data can help support your hypothesis.  Answer the Q-button questions and perform the experiment.
 
Look at 
Historical Data
A scientist always looks for trends in their data.  Fortunately, today's technology allows us to have easy access to historical scientific data.  Click on the "Historical Data" button below to look at some historical data from the North Atlantic Ocean.  Answer the questions on this page.
 
State Your
Conclusions
After viewing the data presented in this activity, state your conclusions.  Do your conclusions agree or disagree with your hypothesis?
 
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