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3 March, 10:04

Which observation indicates that rain is approaching?

a. falling barometer, increased cloudiness, rising temperatures.

b. rising barometer, decreased cloudiness, falling temperatures

c. rising barometer, increased cloudiness, rising temperatures

d. falling barometer, increased cloudiness, falling temperatures.

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