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The document summarizes key concepts about weather and the atmosphere. It describes the layers of the atmosphere and how solar radiation heats the Earth's surface differently depending on latitude. It also explains how wind is created by uneven heating of the air and the rotation of the Earth. Additionally, it covers the water cycle and factors that influence humidity and precipitation, including temperature and relative humidity. Common tools for measuring various weather elements are also outlined.

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