<span>The windward side (as opposed to the leeward side). This is the side facing the prevailing wind, where the air is forced up the mountain where it must cool, condense, and precipitate out its moisture. As it passes the mountain it will sink, whereby it compresses and warms, which is not conducive to precipitation or even clouds.
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like the earth smaller then the sun but it orbits around the sun tho
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Warm air is increasing to create low pressure zone; cool air is falling, creating a high pressure region. Air pressure and climate are rising warm air. Winds cause weather that moves across high-and low-pressure areas horizontally. The faster the wind moves, the higher the pressure difference between the pressure zones.
North Cascades National Park is very rocky and features mountains and sneak peeks of the North Cascades Range. The mountain peaks have formed due to erosion from water and glacial ice.
