Dry Movement

Dry Movement refers to the concept in geography and environmental science concerning the movement of air masses and how they can affect climate and weather patterns. It typically describes the process where dry air, often associated with high-pressure systems, influences regions by decreasing humidity and precipitation. This can lead to arid conditions or droughts in areas that are normally more humid. Understanding dry movement helps in predicting weather patterns, managing water resources, and assessing climate change impacts in different regions.