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If a cool dry day was followed by a warm humid day, you might expect they resulted from which of the following consecutive air masses?
A) maritime tropical (mT) followed by continental polar (cP)
B) maritime polar (mP) followed by maritime tropical (mT)
C) continental polar (cP) followed by maritime tropical (mT)
D) continental tropical (cT) followed by continental polar (cP)

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