The wind blows in response to
A)pressure differences.
B)Earth's rotation.
C)temperature differences.
D)pressure and temperature differences.

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The wind is primarily driven by differences in atmospheric pressure and temperature. Regions with high pressure are associated with cooler and denser air, while regions with low pressure are associated with warmer and less dense air. The movement of air from high pressure to low pressure regions leads to the development of wind patterns. While the Earth's rotation also influences wind patterns, it is not the primary driver of wind. Temperature differences alone cannot account for the full range of wind patterns that we observe.

The Wind Blows in Response to