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Eduardwww [97]
3 years ago
11

Name the 4 main atmospheric factors that influence weather?

Biology
1 answer:
romanna [79]3 years ago
7 0
Solar Distance:
The solar distance is the distance<span> between the Earth and the Sun. Since the Earth rotates, the distance changes. 
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Air Pressure:
The air pressure/atmospheric pressure is <span>the pressure spent by the weight of the atmosphere. 

</span>Latitudinal Location:
the latitudinal location is used, with longitude, to specify the exact location<span> of features on the Earth surface. 
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Water presence:
The water presence is the existence of water. 

There are many factors that influence the weather but the 4 main ones are solar distance, air pressure, latitudinal location, and water presence. 

I hope this helps!
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