geography?
Why is the descending air in the Sahara extremely dry, leading to the formation of the largest hot deserts in the world?
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Abgesunkene Luft ist praktisch immer trocken, weil sie sich beim Absinken erwärmt hat und die möglicher Wassermenge pro Volumen deshalb ansteigt.
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Weil die Feuchtigkeit in der Konvergenzzone bleibt.