atmospheric convection cells
Atmospheric convection cells are large-scale patterns of upward and downward air movement in the Earth's atmosphere, driven by differences in temperature and density. These cells play a fundamental role in redistributing heat and moisture across the globe, shaping weather patterns and climate.
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