The Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation (AMO)
A) is believed to be a factor in the frequency of Atlantic tropical storms and hurricanes.
B) is believed to be unrelated to the frequency of Atlantic tropical storms and hurricanes.
C) is based on land-based temperature fluctuations in North America and Europe.
D) is based on land-based temperature fluctuations in eastern Asia.
Question 2
The Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation (AMO), a measure of north Atlantic Ocean water temperatures, is thought to be related to the frequency of tropical storms and hurricanes in the region because
A) cool land temperatures are a requirement for tropical storm formation.
B) warm land temperatures are a requirement for tropical storm formation.
C) cool surface waters are a requirement for tropical storm formation.
D) warm surface waters are a requirement for tropical storm formation.
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