Question, "How do atmospheric conditions influence
weather patterns?"

Air pressure is influenced by the differences between hotter and cooler pockets of air, or fronts.

Explanation:

When atmospheric pressure is low, air is pushed down toward the surface, meaning rain and moisture don't accumulate. This often also leads to high humidity near the surface of the Earth, where people experience weather.

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