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L " miles above land and sea This densest layer of the air Is turbulent by temperament It is at the mercy of the wet and dry geography of the arth's one rt surface State of Upheaval Together the sun and the surface of the earth keep the global troposphere In a state of constant upheaval Adding to these problems the air must obey certain natural laws con miming the behavior of gases By nature it is thirsty always eager to evaporate moisture from the wet surfaces of the earth But as the air tempera ture cools some of this mots ture must be precipitated as Seasonal rain or - snow changes cause seasonal pre Mountain ranges cipitations also force winda to shed their moisture These are some of the glo bat forces that govern where and when the rains and mows fall upon the earth They change from season to season and from state to state The Mississippi-Missou- 0M'' cstezA ct(olt g 3rj or rot! 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Jug river ri drains about one and a guan ter million miles almost a third of the United States Brl Heavy Rainfall A smart selection of intlICII's and children's feetwez 1 ' jh1 1 The hiissicsippi branch flows mainly through a region lwhere winter snows and iner showers are heavy aver aging up to 60 Inches of precipitation a year The Missouri flows through wide regions where the precipitation aver ages 5 to 20 inches per year almost all of Eventually this deluge drains into the river and its 250 tributaries Some sinks down to deep ground water and much of this appears later as springs and streams Some is by passed for the use of plants animals and human populations Much of this Is later routed back Into the drainage system The rainfall that orates forms clouds that shed V 114 Beetle Bailey 7 rN 1A ftee -- azt574Zte1" 3 C 75 East Broadway—Salt take ghoes 25 North Main City 1612 South MIN St—Bountiful 4059 West 5415 South—Kearns I SKIP TRACING Your Hot 17frA-11:-IAS- St—Ceciar City 16365 West Center St—Provo 241719 Washington & 3665 Wail Ave—Ogden we honor BANKAMERICARD and MASTER CHARGE ad 1 P0 Sind ly 15 Pomo SO Noe Chor Fe cell Tod Aiosenów or Welty lackuta et of Moony U14141114 WHO WHERE :- A rECIGION a a a - By Saunders & Ernst Worth MO go on processes throughout the year and on an avemge day they supply the great river system with al most 53 billion cubic feet of drainage water In vlinter tons of frozen precipitation are delayed In spring these melting snows may swell the great drainage system to four times its average output Asafr 6rrs o COOL These :- -: W'Vki Throughout Year COLLECTIONS ( No NO TWEYREI ETU- - 'WM& TO COME To - Walker' A op Mary more rain By Mort CORAL1:WHERE tr B16 DP SIM YOU ARE SPEAKING 70 THE NEW RECEPTIONIST AT DAMON LOWELL ONE OE 11 ADVERTMG AGENCIE3! 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