nHow would that temperature change affect the density of the air above the land or water being heated, and what direction would the air move?

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Bneigher asked Jul 12, 2022

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Water has a high specific heat, which means it absorbs more energy than air to raise its temperature

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JustWe answered Jul 16, 2022

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