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The wind patterns work to maintain the high temperatures by assuring that all surfaces are heated regardless of shade or other factors. [1]

In winter, precipitation approaching Death Valley is released onto the slopes to its west, causing a rain shadow. The four major mountain ranges to the west of Death Valley contribute to this effect. [2]

In summer, the geography of Death Valley with its sparse vegetation and dry air causes sunlight to heat the valley from the ground up. As always, the valley traps the hot air, and , as the hot air which rises becomes trapped by the valley walls and circulates back downward, causing more heating to increasing the air pressure. Extreme temperatures occur in Death Valley in the summer as a result. [2]

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Welcome to Wikipedia. Thank you for reverting your recent experiment with the page Zygosity. Please take a look at the welcome page to learn more about contributing to our encyclopedia. If you would like to experiment further, please use the sandbox instead. Thank you. -- edi (talk) 02:56, 24 March 2009 (UTC)

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Simple code for references

The wind patterns work to maintain the high temperatures by assuring that all surfaces are heated regardless of shade or other factors. [1]

In winter, precipitation approaching Death Valley is released onto the slopes to its west, causing a rain shadow. The four major mountain ranges to the west of Death Valley contribute to this effect. [2]

In summer, the geography of Death Valley with its sparse vegetation and dry air causes sunlight to heat the valley from the ground up. As always, the valley traps the hot air, and , as the hot air which rises becomes trapped by the valley walls and circulates back downward, causing more heating to increasing the air pressure. Extreme temperatures occur in Death Valley in the summer as a result. [2]

Simple code for columns (per Transhumanist)

User infobox

Like any infobox, this should always be on the right. More fields are available; see the code.

EdiOnjales
—  Wikipedian  —
The way I see myself most days
The way I see myself most days
Name
Edi
Born20 July 1965
Clarksburg, WV, USA
Current location Texas, USA
Sexuality Heterosexual
Education and employment
OccupationEducator
EmployerSelf-employed
EducationBS, MEd
High schoolSCS
University University of Texas, Texas Tech, Texas A&M
Hobbies, favourites and beliefs
Religion Christian
Interests
  • Editing Wikipedia
  • Eating snow
  • Wearing hats
Contact info
Email Email me

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