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Two towns have about the same latitude and elevation. One town is on the coast and the other is far inland. How would the summer weather of the inland town most likely be different from the weather in
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Two towns have about the same latitude and elevation. One town is on the coast and the other is far inland. How would the summer weather of the inland town most likely be different from the weather in the coastal town?

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The inland town would be a little warmer because the air coming inland off the coast (water) is cold/cool, which makes the coastal town cooler and maybe even windier. 
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