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The weather describes the current conditions of the atmosphere like temperature, wind, and precipitation. There are several common weather types including rainy days with water falling from clouds, windy days with gusts forming from differences in air pressures, cloudy days where the sun is blocked by clouds which can feel cold or trap warmth, and sunny days when clouds are absent and the sun can provide warmth despite possible cold or wind.
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