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cagreen833

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The current conditions in your location are sunny with a temperature of 85F. Based on these observations, you forecast that in a few hours, it will be sunny with a temperature in the mid 80s. What kind of forecast have you issued?
 
  A) a numerical forecast B) an analog forecast
  C) a persistence forecast D) a statistical forecast

Question 2

If you want to have a good snowball fight, you should wait for a day when it is snowing and:
 
  A) the temperature is below -5C (23F). B) the snow is very powdery.
  C) the dew point is below -10C. D) the temperature is above -5C (23F).



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

D



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