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<B><FONT face="Arial"><FONT color="#FFFF00"><FONT size="+2">How Do We Locate Convergence on the Surface Analysis?</B></FONT></FONT></FONT></TD>
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<LI><B><FONT face="Arial"><FONT color="#FFFFFF"><FONT size="+0">Use a pencil and lightly draw arrows extending in the direction of the wind flow on the station model.<BR>
<LI>When these arrows angle towards each other you have convergence.<BR>
<LI>You can find flows of the surface winds on maps that display what are called streamlines.<BR>
<LI>When you see these streamlines getting closer together, you have convergence.<BR>
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