A) east to west;trade wind
B) west to east;trade wind
C) east to west;westerly
D) west to east;westerly
E) north to south;North Atlantic Gyre.
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A) The cP air mass would have the higher specific humidity.
B) The cT air mass would have the higher specific humidity.
C) The specific humidity of both would be the same because their relative humidities are the same.
D) It is impossible to say what would usually be true of their specific humidities.
E) Specific humidity is not a relevant measure of air masses.
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A) weather.
B) climate.
C) meteorology.
D) geography.
E) climatology.
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A) convergent
B) convectional
C) orographic
D) frontal
E) upslope
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A) Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellites (GOES)
B) Doppler radar
C) Advanced Very High Resolution Radiometer (AVHRR)
D) SPOT Gen 3
E) Quickbird
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A) in areas of orographic uplift
B) in areas of surface convergence
C) along frontal boundaries
D) under areas of strong high pressure
E) in areas during unstable atmospheric conditions
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A) moisture
B) relative humidity
C) temperature
D) wind
E) cloud
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A) rain shadow.
B) chinook.
C) front.
D) orogeny.
E) straight line.
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A) They occur in every month except March and April.
B) The peak month is November.
C) The peak month is May.
D) They develop within cP air masses.
E) They are most common west of the Rocky Mountains.
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A) Bermuda high and Pacific high
B) Aleutian low and Icelandic low
C) Bermuda high and Icelandic low
D) Aleutian low and Pacific high
E) Icelandic low and Bermuda high
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A) 800
B) 8,000
C) 80,000
D) 800,000
E) 8,000,000
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A) shift to the south in winter,and toward the north in summer.
B) move east to west.
C) move south to north.
D) exist in spring and fall only.
E) have very little influence on severe weather.
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A) convergent
B) convectional
C) orographic
D) frontal
E) radiative
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A) are named after the Latin word for "hooked" or "curved."
B) are straight-line winds associated with thunderstorms.
C) are associated with gravity drainage.
D) are most common in the Pacific Northwest of the United States.
E) occur primarily in winter due to cP air masses.
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A) eye
B) spiral bands
C) eye wall (collar clouds)
D) trade winds
E) easterly waves
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A) Supercells
B) Multicell clusters
C) Multicell lines
D) Single-cells
E) derechos.
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A) supercells.
B) convection.
C) wind shear.
D) convergence.
E) derechos.
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A) single-cell
B) supercell
C) multi-cell clusters
D) squall line
E) derecho
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A) Rain drops circulate repeatedly above and below the freezing level in a cloud.
B) Moist,cool air is adiabatically cooled to the freezing point.
C) A cold front pushes warm,moist air to the freezing level in a cloud.
D) A layer of warm air is between two layers of cold air.
E) Extremely cold temperatures at high latitudes and altitudes.
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A) increases;increases
B) increases;decreases
C) decreases;increases
D) decreases;decreases
E) remains unchanged;decreases
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