Why Does It Rain So Much in England
This Is Because the Mountains of the Northern and Western Uk Force the Prevailing Westerly Winds to Rise, Which Cools the Air and Consequently Enhances the...
Why Does It Rain So Much In England?
This is because the mountains of the northern and western UK force the prevailing westerly winds to rise, which cools the air and consequently enhances the formation of cloud and rain in these locations (this is known as orographic enhancement).
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