Weather Reflection Do Now 1.Make a hypothesis for why we have wind 2.My hypothesis is that wind is formed when…. Weather 11/26/12 Observe, Question, Comment.

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Weather Reflection Do Now 1.Make a hypothesis for why we have wind 2.My hypothesis is that wind is formed when…. Weather 11/26/12 Observe, Question, Comment [Set up the next page of your Interactive Notebook and complete the Do Now] 46L 46R 11/26/12

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 How are winds created?  Mention air pressure, density, convection, and the Coriolis effect REFLECTION

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