What are fast moving rivers of air that are going in opposite directions called?

What are fast moving rivers of air that are going in opposite directions called?

  • Correct Answer: burst streams
  • air streams
  • cause streams
  • jet streams

Explanation: Jet streams are fast moving rivers of air going in opposite directions.

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