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Water falling from atmosphere as rain, sleet, snow, or hail
Rising air cools & condenses = wet conditions
Sinking air warms, holds moisture = dry conditions
Warm air rises over cold air where air masses meet
Intense surface heating causes air to rise, cool, precipitate
Air forced to rise over mountains, cools, condenses
Dry leeward side of mountain after air loses moisture
9,300 mm (wettest place on Earth)
15 mm (driest hot desert on Earth)
Air too cold to hold water vapour; high pressure systems
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