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1. Why isn't there a constant stream of wind blowing from the poles to the equator? 2. What causes the wind patterns to bend in different regions?
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1. Why isn't there a constant stream of wind blowing from the poles to the equator?

2. What causes the wind patterns to bend in different regions?

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because it doesnt have to

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The way The wind moves it all depends on what direction it is blowing
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