The answer is B: west to east
Weather can move in any direction. In the United States, weather most often moves west to east, because that is the direction the jet stream blows. The jet stream carries weather systems along with it.
Now, you may ask, why does the jet stream blow west to east?
The answer is complicated, but it happens as a result of the way the sun heats the equator more than the poles, and the speed with which the earth spins.
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I say true most of them would be informal
Basal sliding phenomenon helps glaciers move down the valleys of the southern Alps. Basal sliding is the action of the glacier moving down across the bed because of the melting of water below the ice moving as the lubricant.
You would expect to see a solar eclipse.
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<span>. It is very rare to have precipitation in either the tundra or deserts. They both experience extreme temperatures. Also, limited and no plant life can survive there.</span>
