Question

Does a low or a high pressure air mass have a greater atmospheric pressure than the surrounding air masses?

Answer 1

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Hello fellow brainlian! here is the answer that you seek:High pressure areas are usually caused by air masses being cooled, either from below (for instance, the subtropical high pressure zones that form over relatively cool ocean waters to the west of Califormia, Africa, and South America

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Answer 2

High pressure areas are usually caused by air masses being cooled, either from below (for instance, the subtropical high pressure zones that form over relatively cool ocean waters to the west of Califormia, Africa, and South America), or from above as infrared cooling of winter air masses over land exceeds the warming