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Which natural phenomenon is strong enough to move weather systems?

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What are the three elements that make up most weather events?

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What powers global wind circulation?

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1: Which natural phenomenon is strong enough to move weather systems?
Rotation of the earth
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1: Which natural phenomenon is strong enough to move weather systems?
Gravity
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1: Which natural phenomenon is strong enough to move weather systems?
Jet streams
2: What are the three elements that make up most weather events?
Humidity, wind speed, and gas
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2: What are the three elements that make up most weather events?
Air pressure, water vapor, and temperatur
2: What are the three elements that make up most weather events?
Magnetic fields, wind direction, and humidity
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3: What powers global wind circulation?
Heat and the rotation of the earth
3: What powers global wind circulation?
Gravity and air pressure
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3: What powers global wind circulation?
Air pressure and magnetic fields
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