What are the effects of wind currents? 28 Points and brainiest.

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BARSIC [14]3 years ago

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Answer: Wind currents can affect the weather.

Explanation:

One effect of wind currents has to do with the weather, as the wind travels over water it collects moisture, the vapor in the air then condenses as it reaches colder climates and generally causes heavy rainfall.

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