Polar easterlies blow in which direction?
AFrom west to east
BFrom east to west
COnly from the south
DOnly from the west
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. From east to west
1. Polar easterlies are named for where they come from, the east.
2. They blow from the east to the west, cold, dry and often weak.
3. The westerlies, in contrast, blow from west to east.
_Source: Wikipedia, Wind, Polar easterlies_
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