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jc611

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On a clear, windy day, the depth to which mixing occurs above the surface depends upon
   a. wind direction.
   b. surface heating.
   c. precipitation type.
   d. cloud coverage.
   e. nuclei types in the atmosphere.

Question 2

Thermal turbulence above the surface is usually most severe
   a. immediately after sunset.
   b. during maximum surface heating.
   c. around midnight.
   d. just before sunrise.
   e. about midmorning, or soon after the minimum temperature is reached.



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Answer to Question 1

ANSWER: b

Answer to Question 2

ANSWER: b



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