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Because of the rounded nature of the hills, they function very much like the upper surface of an aircraft wing when there is an airflow (wind) over them. This leads to lower pressure on the hills themselves (in an aircraft this would cause lift). This lower pressure makes it easier for for water to turn from a liquid to a gas (less energy is required for the phase change to occur) and the water boils at a lower temperature

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