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You have a huge canyon where the air pressures on each end change radically all the time. Every time you have a high pressure on one end and a low pressure on the other end, the high naturally races toward the low. The greater the difference in barometric pressure from the high at one end to the low at the other end determines the direction,speed, and strength of the wind that will blow up or down this huge natural funnel.

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