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Where the air pressure at the surface is low, air rises and becomes cooler. The water vapour in it begins to condense into tiny drops of water or, if it is cold enough, into tiny ice crystals. If there is enough water or ice, rain or snow begins to fall. This is why areas of low pressure (sometimes called depressions) are associated with bad weather. The place they meet is called a front

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