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which global wind brings warmer air temperatures and a lot of precipitation?
a. polar easterlies
b. prevailing westerlies
c. trade winds

Explanation:

Polar easterlies carry cold, dry air from polar regions. Prevailing westerlies bring mild, variable moisture but not consistently warm, heavy precipitation. Trade winds originate from subtropical high-pressure zones, pick up warm, moist air over tropical oceans, and release large amounts of precipitation when they reach land or rise over terrain.

Answer:

C. Trade winds