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Ever wondered about the intricate dance of air currents around our planet? Today, we unravel the mysteries of Ferrel Cells, one of Earth's fundamental atmospheric circulation patterns. Join us as we explore the fascinating global weather system that impacts our climate.

While the script for this video is currently unavailable, understanding Ferrel Cells is crucial for comprehending Earth's climate. Here's what you typically learn about them:
► Ferrel Cells are one of three major atmospheric circulation cells, located between the Hadley and Polar Cells.
► They are characterized by indirect circulation, driven by the other two cells rather than direct solar heating.
► Air within Ferrel Cells generally descends around 30 degrees latitude and rises around 60 degrees latitude.
► The prevailing surface winds associated with Ferrel Cells are the Westerlies, moving from west to east.
► Ferrel Cells play a significant role in distributing heat and moisture across mid-latitudes, influencing temperate climates.


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