The answer for the first question is localized convective lifting. Air in the atmosphere rises when there is unequal heating of the Earth's surface. This is due to its buoyancy. Colder air then sinks, as the hotter air replaces it.
The answer for the second question is freezing rain. Freezing rain is formed when snow passes through above freezing air atop a layer of below freezing air near the surface of the Earth.
<span>Coral reef with sharks
</span><span>A channel for ships is created
Battle ships sink
</span><span>Shark feed on fish living in scrap metal
Hope I helped!
~ Zoe</span>
In downtown Philadelphia, water
in storm drains most likely came from lawns and streets. Storm drains (also
known in some other countries as storm sewers, surface water drains/sewers or
stormwater drains) are designed to drain excess rain and ground water from
impervious surfaces like paved streets, car parks, parking lots, and roofs.
Answer:
D
Explanation:
Missouri has a strong seasonality. In winter, Missouri experiences dry-cold air mass, that is come from the north side plains and Canada.
In summer, Missouri temperatures are affected by the air masses from the north of the Gulf of Mexico resulting in a moist, warm air mass.
