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Which statement describes the high and low pressure systems and their affect on
global climate?
High pressure systems bring storms; low pressure systems bring sunny and fair
weather.
Cold air from the poles create high pressure systems. Warm air at the equator
creates low pressure systems.
High and low pressure systems do not affect the global climate.
High pressure systems bring colder temperatures from the north and south poles
resulting in precipitation.
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