Explain how "lake-effect snow" occurs
As an example, when cold, dry cP or cA air from Canada moves southeastward across the Great Lakes the air mass picks up moisture, and the humidity increases. When this modified cP or cA air reaches frigid land on the leeward shores of the Great Lakes, it produces large amounts of lake-effect snow.
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A) plastic B) elastic C) brittle D) aural
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A) Natural gas B) Anthracite coal C) Heavy, asphalitic crude oil D) Lignite
What are some of the major differences in the location patterns of truck farming, ranching, and cash grain farming in the United States?
What will be an ideal response?