Author Question: A dryline is a. a stalled cold front. b. a stalled warm front. c. a dew point front. d. a ... (Read 89 times)

RODY.ELKHALIL

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A dryline is
   a. a stalled cold front.
   b. a stalled warm front.
   c. a dew point front.
   d. a boundary marking a strong horizontal change in atmospheric moisture.
   e. both a dew point front and a boundary marking a strong horizontal change in atmospheric moisture.

Question 2

The only indication on the station model of past weather conditions is the
   a. temperature.
   b. dew point.
   c. cloud cover.
   d. wind direction.
   e. pressure tendency.



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Answer to Question 1

ANSWER: e

Answer to Question 2

ANSWER: e



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