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ozzi
3 years ago
6

Wind that blows from a mountain to a valley during the night answer 1 wind that blows from land to sea answer 2 hot, dry wind th

at blows from the interior of california to the pacific ocean answer 3 wind that is a larger scale version of a land or sea breeze answer 4 wind that blows from sea to land answer 5 wind that blows where air is forced up over a mountain range answer 6 wind that blows from a valley to a mountain during the day answer 7
Geography
1 answer:
fenix001 [56]3 years ago
3 0
1. Mountainous wind
2. Land breeze
3. Santa Ana wind
4. Storm winds
5. Sea breeze
6. Foehn wind
7. Valley wind
Winds occur as a difference between the air pressure, the colder air with bigger density, thus weight, which is also lower air, is always moving towards the warmer air that has lesser density, thus weight and is a higher air. When this happens, the the colder air pushes the warmer air, so the air masses start moving, thus the winds are created.
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