The clouds when it rains

the long-term weather patterns in an area

How cold something gets

How hot or cold something is

The temperature from the currents doesn't affects the air above it which then comes onto the land

The temperature from the currents affects the air above it which then comes onto the land

It makes the weather patterns have high temperatures always

It makes the air extra salty

Latitude and altitude put together

When a convection currents expands

When things from the ocean depressurize

any liquid or frozen water that forms in the atmosphere and falls back to the earth.

movement of air 

movement of water

movement of fire

movement of space

Winds the only go over the ocean

winds that usually blow in multiple directions

winds that usually blow in one direction

winds that blow longitude

The amount of of water vapor in the air masses influences how much rain or snow might fall.

The amount of hot air in the air masses influences how much rain or snow might fall.

The amount of cold air the air masses influences how much rain or snow might fall.

The amount mild air pressure in the air masses influences how much rain or snow might fall.

Warm moist air will travel be forced to travel up the mountain, rising air cools and condenses, only dry air is on the other side

Warm moist air will travel be forced to travel up the mountain and it will rain on the other side of the mountain

Warm moist air will travel be forced to travel up the mountain and be warm on the other side

Mountain ranges do not affect precipitation

the wind blows off the water toward the land

the wind blows off the land toward the opposite side of the land

the wind blows off the land toward the water

When the land shakes and makes a breeze

the wind blows off the land toward the water

The water moves so hard it shakes the land

The wind blows the water towards the water

the wind blows off the water toward the land

A. The windward side receives more precipitation than leeward side.

B. The leeward side has more vegetation than the windward side.

C. The windward side receives more heat than the leeward side.

D. The leeward side receives more precipitation than the windward side.

is located closer to the equator

is higher in elevation

is closer to a large body of water

has a greater average yearly rainfall