Question

weather & climate question 7 of 7 close what causes wind on top of hills and mountains? cool air rising while hot air sinks cool air and hot air hitting each other hot air rising while cool air sinks cool air and rain clouds

Explanation:

Wind on hills/mountains is due to air density differences. Hot air (less dense) rises, cool air (more dense) sinks. This creates air movement (wind).

Answer:

hot air rising while cool air sinks