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colton

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Along a squall line:
 a. thunderstorms may stretch in a line for over 100 miles.
 b. strong, gusty winds and large hail are often observed.
 c. many individual thunderstorms may become severe.
 d. All of these choices.

Question 2

A gust front within a multicell thunderstorm separates:
 a. rain from hail.
 b. cool, sinking air from warm, rising air.
 c. warm, sinking air from cool, rising air.
 d. None of these choices.



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

b



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