In equatorial regions,slight convergence and uplift can trigger precipitation because:
A) the wind speeds in these regions are usually consistent and rapid
B) the atmosphere contains large amounts of moisture
C) the Coriolis force exerts greater influence on these processes and so enhance convergence and uplift
D) the warmer air temperatures allow clouds to develop more quickly than in cooler regions
E) there are normally many centers of low pressure that enhance the development of clouds and precipitation.
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