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3 years ago

_____ can alter wind flow and create a rain shadow effect. Beaches Lakes Mountains Oceans

Physics

2 answers:

Ket [755]3 years ago

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The correct answer is Mountains. Mountains can alter wind flow and create a rain shadow effect. A mountain is a large landform and is high surrounding a limited area. It is generally steeper and higher than a hill.

olga55 [171]3 years ago

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Answer: <em>Mountains </em>can alter wind flow and create a rain shadow effect.

Explanation:

Rain shadow effects :An area having less precipitation of less rain fall due to the effect of the topographic (physical features of that area ) barriers( to prevent the movement) like mountain or mountains range.

Sides of mountain:

Windward side: Area or side where high rainfall occurs. Wind prevailing loose their moisture on this side which leads to high rainfall on this side.

Leeward side : Area or side where low rainfall occurs.

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