What does the wind do to a person?
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The wind is always blowing. It can be as calm as a warm summer's breeze, or as destructive as a those that blow in the strongest hurricane. Wind blows because of pressure differences in the atmosphere. The sun hits parts of the planet at different angles, warming Earth's atmosphere unevenly. As result, some places are warmer than others.
Because of this uneven temperature, the gases in the atmosphere start to "dance." Where the air temperature is hotter, air molecules expand and move upward, creating low air pressure. On the other hand, cold air temperatures press air molecules together, causing them to sink, creating high air pressure. When these molecules flow from high pressure areas to low pressure areas — hang on to your hat, or as Madison abruptly learned, the door handle. The wind can blow, sometimes violently.