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Does wind speed affect precipitation?
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Generally, wind affects the amount of the precipitation a place receives at a particular time. The amount of precipitation depends on the nature of the wind, the wind that blows close to the surface of water bodies carry the moisture content that are used to form rain on the direction to that wind, If the wind blows towards the land, then it will cause aa strong rainfall on the land.
Generally, wind affects the amount of the precipitation a place receives at a particular time. The amount of precipitation depends on the nature of the wind, the wind that blows close to the surface of water bodies carry the moisture content that are used to form rain on the direction to that wind, If the wind blows towards the land, then it will cause aa strong rainfall on the land.
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