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On a weather map, an L depicts an area of low pressure. In this region, if the isobars are closely spaced around the low, the weather forecast calls for
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Why does a drop in air pressure indicate the coming of cloudy weather and a rise in air pressure indicate clear weather?
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In order to produce precipitation, an air mass must rise because rising air
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Does Earth's surface significantly influence the flow of air above it?
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When a cold air mass moves into a region occupied by a warm air mass, the contact zone is called
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On a weather map we see an H for Highs and an L for Lows. In a high pressure region we generally can find
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The fundamental source of energy released by a tropical hurricane comes from
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In order for clouds to form, air must be lifted. The three principal lifting mechanisms are
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Lightning occurs as water droplets in a cloud become electrically charged. Energy is positively charged
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