Where are the evidence that you can do something as simple as follow a link? Or read the citations in the link.
Start with: Dunn, G. E., 1940: "Cyclogenesis in the tropical Atlantic" Bull. Amer. Meteor. Soc., 21, pp.215-229
There are
no evidence
Nothing starts with ”dunn”
Scientific evidence must be
observable measure evidence, and not a dream of dust devil and cow breath.
Don’t tell me anyone have follow a dust devil or a cow breath and proven it was ending up as a low pressure. RC you are dreaming, - WAKE UP.
Bjarne, how would local gravity overcome the gravity influence of the Earth?
If you mean local gravity of a thunder cloud system?
It doesn’t "overcome" gravity of the Earth. - The Earth gravity is off course still there.
This is why I predict that above the eye of a hurricane, you’ll (if technical possible) be surprised how large a positive gravity anomaly you can measure here.
Under the eye, you can measure a negative anomaly, BUT it is impossible to distinguee due to up-winds and rising vapour are much stronger factors.
It is the exactly same principle in even a little cloud; - this is why you sometimes see the round holes in the clouds.
This is not a new scientific religion but just few of many a consequences, (basic - easy to prove) that follows when
central gravity is misunderstood.
If ADG is either stable or increasing towards the center of a extended mass,
this will start rotation.
Another consequences of the theory is that seen from a overall gravity perspective: - a cloud is not only million separated small pieces that almost not affect each other, but rather a coherent “space vacuum” sucking space also from the center of the extended mass, - and like that causing a effect that to a certain degree gives a cloud system a property like was it “
almost”
a solid disk.
This makes it possible for the Coriolis to rotate the whole cloud/system.
Given that any clouds are necessarily within the Earth's Roche limit, how can local gravity hold them together?
I don’t understand “Roche”
Anyway, remember the clouds /wind / droplets are due to upwards moving winds easy to affect.
seeing as the clouds are in a low pressure zone, why would higher local gravity not make the low pressure zone a high pressure zone?
High pressure means that air is falling down. It is the opposite.
Take a look at this.
http://www.islandnet.com/~see/weather/elements/cloudfloat.htm
In this picture, the gravitational attraction is horizontal, not vertical. I'm not asking what keeps the clouds up, I'm asking you why you expect clouds to attract each other gravitationally.
Both happen.
A big heavy (more or less united)
cloud system gets a weak solid-disk property.
This is enought for Coriolis, to be able to start rotation.
Thunder-clouds in the periphery contributes to strengthen the global gravitionel center. But between two big “extended bodies” you’ll also have stronger mass attraction.
I mean you can image matter pulls a: - space vacuum, - - stretching the space density. Therefore it is all a competition to get space.
Imaging 100 people in a very small room, and only a few small open windows in the periphery.
When all inhale at the same time you will have a weak vacuum - also pulling air from the other rooms (full of air consuming people)
In the same way, gravity is always a unity, and always trying to connect /glue to other space vacuums.
Space can “give” from it density, both from the direction of infinity, but also from the direction of the center of the mass..