Topographic steering typically refers to a concept in meteorology and atmospheric science where the topography of the Earth, such as mountains, valleys, and other landforms, influences the movement and behavior of atmospheric phenomena, such as air masses, wind patterns, and precipitation. In the context of meteorology: 1. **Wind Patterns**: Topography can alter wind flow by channeling, blocking, or redirecting air currents.
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