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How does wind form?

Differences in the density of seawater produce wind.

Ocean currents produce wind above them.

Warm air moving from the equator toward the poles produces wind.

Differences in atmospheric pressure produce wind.

Ocean water is constantly in motion . From north to south, east to west, and up and down the shore, ocean water moves all over the place. These movements can be explained as the result of many separate forces, including local conditions of wind, water, the position of the moon and Sun, the rotation of the Earth, and the position of land formations.