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air flows from hot regions to colder ones and what you get is wind

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Wind begins as a result of differences in air pressure. When air near the Earth's surface is heated by the sun, it rises and creates a lower pressure area. Cooler air then moves in to fill the void, resulting in the movement of air we feel as wind.

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