A) are commonly experienced by all people living outside the tropics.
B) are commonly experienced by all people living within the tropics.
C) are rare events confined to the tropics.
D) are rare events confined to the middle latitudes.
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A) pressure be independent of altitude.
B) cold, dense air would have a greater vertical pressure gradient than would warm, light air.
C) differences in temperature on either side of a cold front should not have any significant effect on upper-level pressure.
D) differences in temperature on either side of a warm front should not have any significant effect on upper-level pressure.
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A) The top pattern is associated with a middle-latitude cyclone due to its areas of convergence, divergence and temperature advection.
B) The top pattern is associated with a middle-latitude cyclone due to its lack of areas of convergence, divergence and temperature advection.
C) The bottom pattern is associated with a middle-latitude cyclone due to its areas of convergence, divergence and temperature advection.
D) The bottom pattern is associated with a middle-latitude cyclone due to lack of areas of convergence, divergence and temperature advection.
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A) a southward displacement of mid-latitude cyclone tracks
B) a northward displacement of mid-latitude cyclone tracks
C) an extremely erratic movement of all mid-latitude cyclones
D) no change in the tracks of mid-latitude cyclones
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A) are vastly different.
B) are complimentary.
C) cannot coexist.
D) are confusing to most forecasters.
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A) often bring calm weather.
B) are not affected by upper-level conditions to the same degree as cyclones are.
C) rarely remain in one place for more than a few hours.
D) only appear in the Southern Hemisphere.
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A) enter along western Canada and Alaska during summer and along southern California and Baja California during winter.
B) enter along western Canada and Alaska during winter and along southern California and Baja California during summer.
C) enter along western Canada and Alaska during both summer and winter.
D) enter along southern California and Baja California during both summer and winter.
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A) polar front theory.
B) Rossby waves.
C) short waves.
D) the conveyor belt model.
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A) rotation.
B) wave angle.
C) electrical resistance in the atmosphere.
D) the earth's orbital wobble.
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A) cold conveyor belt.
B) dry conveyor belt.
C) warm conveyor belt.
D) occluded front.
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A) trough; ridge
B) ridge; trough
C) high pressure system; low pressure system
D) inversion; neutral atmosphere
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A) the storm moves over water.
B) the storm moves over cold air.
C) the storm system undergoes occlusion.
D) the warm sector reaches its maximum strength.
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A) helped develop a modern theory of the formation, growth, and dissipation of mid-latitude cyclones.
B) helped discredit the Norwegian cyclone model.
C) opposed polar front theory.
D) focused on tropical storm development.
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A) Frontolysis.
B) Frontogenesis.
C) Cyclogenesis.
D) Mid-latitude bombs.
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A) Sinking; cloudy
B) Sinking; clear
C) Rising; cloudy
D) Rising; clear
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