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pane00

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Air mass modifications produced by cyclones or topography rather than surface temperatures are called:
 
  A) microscale modifications. B) mechanical modifications.
  C) synoptic modifications. D) thermal modifications.

Question 2

When completing a forecast, what does a very low lifted index tell you?
 
  A) That severe weather events are not likely to develop.
  B) That the atmosphere is absolutely stable.
  C) That the atmosphere is very unstable.
  D) That rising air is not likely to reach the lifting condensation level (LCL).



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

C



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