lågtryckscentrum
A lågtryckscentrum, often referred to as a low-pressure area or simply a "low," is a region in the atmosphere where the atmospheric pressure is lower than its surrounding areas. This pressure difference is the driving force behind weather systems. In the Northern Hemisphere, air typically circulates counter-clockwise around a lågtryckscentrum, while in the Southern Hemisphere, the circulation is clockwise. This is due to the Coriolis effect.
Lågtryckscentrum are associated with rising air. As air converges at the surface and is forced upwards, it
The formation of lågtryckscentrum is a complex process involving the interaction of different air masses and