Winds tend to blow from areas of atmospheric pressure to areas of atmospheric pressure, and the greater the difference between the high- and low- pressure areas, the the wind. a. High, low, stronger b. Low, high, stronger c. Low, high, weaker d. High, low, weaker

Winds tend to blow from areas of high atmospheric pressure to areas of low atmospheric pressure, and the greater the difference between the high- and low- pressure areas, the stronger the wind.

Explanation:

A lot of factors are responsible for this. They include but not limited to Coriolis effect (caused by the rotation of the earth), heat energy from the sun, land and sea breezes, mountain and valley winds e.t.c.