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Cooldude101

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According to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), continued warming of Earth's climate will likely lead to ________ in the Northern Hemisphere.
 
  A) a southward displacement of mid-latitude cyclone tracks
  B) a northward displacement of mid-latitude cyclone tracks
  C) an extremely erratic movement of all mid-latitude cyclones
  D) no change in the tracks of mid-latitude cyclones

Question 2

Over the north Pacific Ocean, midlatitude cyclones approaching North America
 
  A) enter along western Canada and Alaska during summer and along southern California and Baja California during winter.
  B) enter along western Canada and Alaska during winter and along southern California and Baja California during summer.
  C) enter along western Canada and Alaska during both summer and winter.
  D) enter along southern California and Baja California during both summer and winter.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: B

Answer to Question 2

Answer: A





 

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