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Side A ------ Side B The two most important properties that should be relatively homogeneous at the same altitude in an are mass are... ------ moisture content and temperature An air mass from the Gulf of Mexico is called: ------ mT An air mass from the Gulf of Mexico that moves northward over the U.S in winter would be labeled... ------ mTw The air mass type most likely to form thunderstorms is... ------ mT In North America the ______ air mass forms only in the summer. ------ cT The pronounced cooling that occurs on continents at high latitudes during winter leads to the formation of ____ air masses. ------ cP An ideal source region of air masses should be... ------ physically uniform An mP air mass is... ------ humid and cold The cP air mass in North America originates in... ------ interior Alaska and Canada Characteristics of an air mass source region include... ------ uniformity of temperature and moisture The air masses that have the greatest influence on weather conditions in the Midwestern United States are... ------ cP and mT An air mass source region... ------ is characterized by a general stagnation of atmospheric circulation Why are cT air masses of minor importance for the U.S? ------ no large source region is near the U.S The typical amount of time it takes for an air mass to pass over a given area is on the order of a few... ------ days An air mass is often modified as it moves over the Earth's surface. This modification is largely due to ------ contact with the ground below Air mass source regions are least likely to come from... ------ middle-latitude regions The coldest and driest winter air mass in North America is the... ------ cA Which of the following is not an air mass that influences North America? ------ mA Air mass source regions tend to be dominated by... ------ slow moving anticyclones The ____ air mass often originates as a different air mass in Siberia and is subsequently altered. ------ mP Why are maritime air masses from the north Atlantic of only limited concern for weather in the U.S? ------ prevailing winds move them away from the U.S The _____ air mass provides much of the moisture for precipitation in the central and eastern United States. ------ mT Which of the following occurs only in summer in North America? ------ cT Most of the precipitation for the region east of the Rocky Mountains comes from... ------ mT air masses A cT air mass is... ------ warm and dry Which of these is not a process by which air masses are modified? ------ calm winds "Lake-effect" snow is associated with the ____ air mass. ------ cP The ____ air mass may produce an occasional "northeaster" in the winter. ------ mP An air mass is a body of air with... ------ similar values of temperature and moisture in the horizontal The stability of an air mass can be affected by... ------ a, b, and c When an air mass is warmer than the surface over which it is moving... ------ the air becomes more stable When an area is experiencing several consecutive days of rather constant weather, it is experiencing... ------ air mass weather
Side A ------ Side B The two most important properties that should be relatively homogeneous at the same altitude in an are mass are... ------ moisture content and temperature An air mass from the Gulf of Mexico is called: ------ mT An air mass from the Gulf of Mexico that moves northward over the U.S in winter would be labeled... ------ mTw The air mass type most likely to form thunderstorms is... ------ mT In North America the ______ air mass forms only in the summer. ------ cT The pronounced cooling that occurs on continents at high latitudes during winter leads to the formation of ____ air masses. ------ cP An ideal source region of air masses should be... ------ physically uniform An mP air mass is... ------ humid and cold The cP air mass in North America originates in... ------ interior Alaska and Canada Characteristics of an air mass source region include... ------ uniformity of temperature and moisture The air masses that have the greatest influence on weather conditions in the Midwestern United States are... ------ cP and mT An air mass source region... ------ is characterized by a general stagnation of atmospheric circulation Why are cT air masses of minor importance for the U.S? ------ no large source region is near the U.S The typical amount of time it takes for an air mass to pass over a given area is on the order of a few... ------ days An air mass is often modified as it moves over the Earth's surface. This modification is largely due to ------ contact with the ground below Air mass source regions are least likely to come from... ------ middle-latitude regions The coldest and driest winter air mass in North America is the... ------ cA Which of the following is not an air mass that influences North America? ------ mA Air mass source regions tend to be dominated by... ------ slow moving anticyclones The ____ air mass often originates as a different air mass in Siberia and is subsequently altered. ------ mP Why are maritime air masses from the north Atlantic of only limited concern for weather in the U.S? ------ prevailing winds move them away from the U.S The _____ air mass provides much of the moisture for precipitation in the central and eastern United States. ------ mT Which of the following occurs only in summer in North America? ------ cT Most of the precipitation for the region east of the Rocky Mountains comes from... ------ mT air masses A cT air mass is... ------ warm and dry Which of these is not a process by which air masses are modified? ------ calm winds "Lake-effect" snow is associated with the ____ air mass. ------ cP The ____ air mass may produce an occasional "northeaster" in the winter. ------ mP An air mass is a body of air with... ------ similar values of temperature and moisture in the horizontal The stability of an air mass can be affected by... ------ a, b, and c When an air mass is warmer than the surface over which it is moving... ------ the air becomes more stable When an area is experiencing several consecutive days of rather constant weather, it is experiencing... ------ air mass weather
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