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Seasons and Wind Movement

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show A sea breeze happens during the day. The land heats up faster, which makes its pressure lower. Since the water has higher pressure, the wind moves from the water to the land because wind always moves from areas of high pressure to low pressure.  
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show A land breeze happens at night. The water holds in heat longer, which makes its pressure lower. Land cools off quicker, so its pressure is higher. The wind will move from land to sea because wind always moves from high pressure to low pressure.  
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show the tilt of the Earth  
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Why would two points at the same latitude have similar climates?   show
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Why are the beach and water two different temperatures at the same time?   show
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How does wind move?   show
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breeze that happens during the night   show
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What causes wind systems?   show
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show warm  
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show Coriolis Effect (Earth's rotation on its axis)  
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show by the uneven heating of the Earth's surface  
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show sea breeze (Hint: You can "sea" during the day.)  
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show cold  
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How does air move in a convection current?   show
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show warm  
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show land  
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Wind results when two air masses having different ________________ collide.   show
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What holds in heat longer--land or water?   show
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show The sun strikes it more directly because of the tilt of the Earth.  
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show land breeze and sea breeze  
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invisible line around which an object spins or rotates   show
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What does the Earth's rotation cause?   show
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How long does it take for the Earth to rotate on its axis?   show
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when a planet or moon travels around another object   show
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show 365 days (one year)  
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show 23.5 degrees  
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two things that work together to cause seasons   show
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show We would have the same season all year long.  
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two hemispheres that we live in   show
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show toward  
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What area on the Earth gets more direct sunlight?   show
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show the poles  
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