Module 4Penguins at Boulders Beach By now, you should have a..

Module 4Penguins at Boulders Beach By now, you should have a..

Module 4Penguins at Boulders Beach By now, you should have a good

handle on the appearance of a mid-latitude cyclone with its attending cold and warm fronts, as well as the anticyclone that often moves in behind this system. If you were to view Earth from above the North Pole, it clearly rotates counterclockwise. Now view Earth from above the South Pole. It rotates clockwise. Will this cause a change in the mid-latitude cyclone model? Instructions for this Discussion Activity In this activity, you will sketch an image. You have the option of using the Google Drawing Tool OR taking a picture of your sketch and inserting it in the discussion board. To access the Google Drawing Tool, sign in to your Google Drive, click on “Create”, and then click on “Drawing.” Watch this video to review some of the many functions that are available using the Google Drawing Tool. 1. Sketch a Southern Hemispheric mid-latitude cyclone, complete with isobars, cold and warm fronts, and wind barbs. (Do not worry too much about the magnitude of wind speeds.) Share your image in the beginning of your initial post. 2. Compare and contrast this Southern Hemispheric cyclone with its Northern Hemispheric counterpart. 3. Discuss the opportunities for continental Arctic (cA) air mass invasions in the Southern Hemisphere compared to the same air masses in the Northern Hemisphere.