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The Role of the Sun
The sun is the main source of Earth’s weather. It heats the Earth’s surface unevenly, creating warm and cold areas. This uneven heating causes air to move, which creates wind and affects temperature. Without the sun, there would be no wind, rain, or storms—just silence and cold.
Rain and Its Importance
Rain is a vital part of the water cycle. It waters crops, fills rivers and lakes, and supports life. While light rain can be refreshing and helpful, too much rain can cause flooding. This balance makes rain both a blessing and a potential danger.
Snow and Cold Weather
Snow is a type of precipitation that falls when the air is cold enough. It covers the ground in a white blanket and changes the landscape. In some parts of the world, snow is common in winter and plays an important role in tourism and water storage through snowmelt.
Sometimes, weather becomes dangerous. Storms, hurricanes, tornadoes, and heatwaves are examples of extreme weather. These events can damage homes, destroy crops, and even take lives. That’s why weather forecasting is so important—it helps us prepare and stay safe.
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