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Atmospheric Rivers
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The formation of an atmospheric river starts near the equator. The sun [blank] the earth most directly at the equator, and these warm [blank] cause water to evaporate and [blank] into the atmosphere. Some of that water vapour is pulled away from the equator by atmospheric circulation, forming a narrow band that can [blank] the water vapour to other regions like a conveyor belt.
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The formation of an atmospheric river starts near the equator. The sun heats the earth most directly at the equator, and these warm temperatures cause water to evaporate and rise into the atmosphere. Some of that water vapour is pulled away from the equator by atmospheric circulation, forming a narrow band that can transport the water vapour to other regions like a conveyor belt.
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