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The mT air masses that affect the United States
 A) are cool.
  B) are dry.
  C) can bring heat waves to the Midwest.
  D) are not associated with precipitation.
  E) originate in the northern Atlantic.

Question 2

The mT air masses that affect the United States do not form over the
 A) Gulf of Mexico.
  B) Caribbean Sea.
  C) subtropical western Atlantic Ocean.
  D) subtropical eastern Pacific Ocean.
  E) midlatitude northern Pacific Ocean.

Question 3

Hot and humid summer weather in the eastern United States is usually caused by this type of air mass
 A) mT.
  B) mP.
  C) cP.
  D) cT.
  E) none of the above

Question 4

North American continental tropical air masses
 A) are present both winter and summer.
  B) are humid.
  C) can affect weather in the central United States.
  D) all of the above
  E) none of the above

Question 5

This type of air mass is hot and dry
 A) mT.
  B) mP.
  C) cP.
  D) cT.
  E) none of the above
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