Geography · Climatology
How are air currents primarily different from winds?
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- 1Winds move only on land while air currents move exclusively over seas and oceans.
- 2Winds blow horizontally while air currents involve vertical atmospheric motion.✓
- 3Winds are entirely dry while air currents always carry moisture.
- 4The speed of winds is always less than that of air currents.
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Winds blow horizontally while air currents involve vertical atmospheric motion.
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