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Air pressure can be high or low. does airflow from low to high pressure from high to low pressure
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Air pressure can be high or low. does airflow from low to high pressure from high to low pressure
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Just think of this aa a tornado
really strong then sibsides
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high to low because the air pressure is storng at first and goes away after a while
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