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maychende

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Lake-effect snowfall:
 
  A) is most common in late winter.
  B) requires that the lake be relatively warm.
  C) extends for up to 100 miles south of the lake.
  D) requires the presence of stable air.

Question 2

In comparison to liquid water, the density of the ice in hail is:
 
  A) 50 of water.
  B) 70 of water.
  C) 90 of water.
  D) no difference



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: B

Answer to Question 2

Answer: C



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