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<h2><em>The Earth's weather and climate is dependent on the angle at which a specific point is positioned in relation to the sun. Points angled towards the sun will experience higher temperatures, thus turning water to vapor that eventually returns to the ground as rain as it cools in the atmosphere. In points angled away from the sun, this water evaporates slower and returns to the ground as sleet or snow.</em></h2>

sasho [114]2 years ago

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The Earth's weather and climate is dependent on the angle at which a specific point is positioned in relation to the sun. Points angled towards the sun will experience higher temperatures, thus turning water to vapor that eventually returns to the ground as rain as it cools in the atmosphere. In points angled away from the sun, this water evaporates slower and returns to the ground as sleet or snow.

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