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How does the jet stream over the United States change by season?

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Jet streams are always changing: moving to higher or lower altitudes, breaking up, and shifting in flow, depending on the season and other variables, such as energy coming from the sun. Air north of a jet stream is typically colder, while air to the south is usually warmer

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