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Dry Desert

Why are deserts dry? Deserts remain due to a convergence of atmospheric and geographical effects that prevent rain. These regions are within constant high pressure areas and feel that they cover wind streams that suppress the shooting and effectively prevent rain. Some deserts appear in the shade of impressing mountain ranges, where moisture filled with moisture loses the moisture to the air and crosses the extension of Lewards. Others, especially the coastal dryer, take the form of streams of the temptation sea that reduce atmospheric temperature, and reduce the air capacity to maintain moisture and cause rain.

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