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| climate that develops away from the influence of the o ccean |
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| strongly influened by the closeness of an ocean or other large water body |
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| convectional precipitation |
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| is caused on a hot summer day, and is heated land cause the air above ot to rize convection |
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| effects that is a large water of body tha have on the climate over nearly land areas |
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| winds that are most commonly found in an area |
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the front is formed as a cold front and overtakes a warm front
and lifts the warm air completely off the ground. |
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| west to east movement of air in the midlatitude flowing at speeds of up to 400km/h at an altitude of between 8000 and 15 000 m |
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| precipitation created when an air mass rises tocross a mt barrier, also called orographic precipitation |
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