PLEASE HURRY!!!!why does the temperature change?

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Wind, radiation, and the sun are all factors that change the temperature.

Solar heating of the Earth's surface is uneven because land heats faster than water, and this causes air to warm, expand and rise over land while it cools and sinks over the cooler water surfaces.

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