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What causes local winds to form
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What causes local winds to form
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Winds are made by temperature changes caused by the heating of Earth's surface. Local winds are winds that are produced by changes in the air pressure, when the air pressure changes, a wind forms.
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The hot air rises and the cold air rushes into its place
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