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Across 3. Air that starts on land and moves to sea 4. Cold winds that are between 60 degrees latitude and the Earth's poles 5. A tropical storm that can have winds over 120 km per hour 6. Hadley, Ferrel, and Polar are all examples of ___________ 8. A wind that blows over long distances steadily 9. Winds that can travel from 120 to 240 km per hour 10. Loss of heat of the human skin due to cold weather

Down 1. WInds that blow to the west that lie between 30 and 60 degrees latitude 2. WInds that blow towards the equator and are located 30 degrees North and South 7. Winds that are located over small areas