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An Arab research team has uncovered an unprecedented shift in global wind patterns. Winds have intensified over major deserts such as the African Sahara, the Arabian Peninsula, and Central Asia, while weakening over regions like Canada, Siberia, and Northern Europe in the past four decades. The study attributes this contrast to the expansion of the Hadley cell caused by global warming, along with the rapid acceleration of Arctic temperature rises. This change is considered one of the alarming signs of serious climate change.
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