Arctic winds blowing over inland bodies of water become warmed and saturated with moisture. When these winds rise, they release their moisture as snow. This is referred to as

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The process described in the passage is known as the "lake effect," which occurs when cold Arctic winds blow over warmer inland bodies of water, causing the evaporated moisture to condense and fall as snow.

Arctic Winds Blowing Over Inland Bodies of Water Become Warmed