warm air holds much H2O Hot air rises, expands and cools, so water vapor condenses to form clouds and rain Between 10 -15 N and 10 -15 S latitude, have uniformly high temperatures, relatively low barometric pressure, and many low pressure storms We call this region of equatorial lows the doldrums The warm air rises to tropopause, where it separates into N and S directed flow parallel to ground surface -->
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