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On her way to school Tuesday morning, Ana got soaking wet during a surprise rainstorm. She was not carrying an umbrella or rain

jacket because the climate in her town was normally very hot and dry. What are the main factors that influence the amount of precipitation in an area or region?
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well, the climate because changes in the climate will change the weather patterns and will bring in more rain around some places than others.

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