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A jet stream is a belt of wind in the upper atmosphere that blows around the Earth from west to east. How is the jet stream related to the wind direction on the ground?
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A jet stream is a belt of wind in the upper atmosphere that blows around the Earth from west to east. How is the jet stream related to the wind direction on the ground?

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When the jet stream moves south, it moves its associated weather front, which causes winds from the north

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