Biology, 04.04.2020 18:21 eduardo2433

Which storm likely had more rainfall?There were two rainstorms in Hatfield last summer. Before Storm 1, Hatfields temperature was 32°C. Before Storm 2, the temperature was 18°C. Before both storms, the temperature of the surrounding areas was the same and wind was blowing toward Hatfield. There was the same amount of water vapor before Storm 1 and Storm 2.

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