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Given: an air column stretching from surface to fixed tropopause height of 10 km. zeta is...

Given: an air column stretching from surface to fixed tropopause height of 10 km. zeta is initially zero initially. Latitude = 53◦N. Column then moves until over some mountain barrier (mountain barrier height = 1.6 km, latitude 43◦N). Please find the columns absolute and relative vorticity values as said column moves over the mountain barrier. ASSUMPTION: The flow satisfies the barotropic potential vorticity equation.

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