The phrase "atmospheric currents" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing meteorology, climate science, or any context related to the movement of air in the atmosphere.
Example: "The study of atmospheric currents is essential for understanding weather patterns and predicting storms."
Alternatives: "air currents" or "wind patterns".
Only briefly, during the monsoon, does the gully fill to anything near capacity, and even that is an occurrence less regular now than in the past, dependent on increasingly fickle atmospheric currents.
Pollution expelled into the air gets transported vast distances by winds and atmospheric currents.
So based on what we know about atmospheric currents and pollution distribution, it's safe to say that there are no places on the planet guaranteed to be fully free from air pollution.
Due to northward flows in rivers, oceans, and atmospheric currents, persistent toxins released elsewhere, along with some local contaminants, have accumulated heavily in many areas of the Arctic, where frigid temperatures retard their dispersal and degradation.
The advection terms ω = ω ( x ) = ( ω 1 ( x ), ω 2 ( x ), ω 3 ( x ) ) describe transport of the velocity vector field of atmospheric currents or wind; see [4] and references therein.
Air pollution is a particulate of carbon, swirling with atmospheric currents and slowly settling to the ground.
But atmospheric current variation has minimum 03 00 UT for Maxwell current and conduction current.
The magnetic field variations in this paper are interpreted mainly in terms of the atmospheric current systems and not in terms of ground-induced currents.
The atmospheric current variation has minimum 03 00 UT and has a maximum for Maxwell current at 20 00 UT and 19 00 UT for the conduction current, which is very similar to the Carnegie curve.
Theoretical studies of the electric field disturbance due to a variation of the atmospheric current, flowing between ionosphere and the Earth, are carried out.
That rain comes from the extra water vapor that's pumped into the atmosphere by global warming and then swept up into the storm by the Pineapple Express, an atmospheric current that rides the rails up from Hawaii to California.
