What is an air mass? O A. A mass of air that is similar in size and temperature. a B. A mass of air that is similar in temperatu
re and wind speed. C. A mass of air that is similar in temperature and humidity C D. A mass of air that is similar in humidity and movement. Select an answer
C. A mass of air that is similar in temperature and humidity
Explanation:
An "air mass" refers to a big volume of air that is characterized by having similar or uniform "temperature" and "humidity"<em> (moisture).</em> They come from different source regions, thus they are classified accordingly.
The<em> "cold air masses"</em> come from the <u>polar area</u>s while the<em> "warm air masses"</em> come from the<u> tropical areas.</u> An air mass may cause a storm, for example, when an air mass moves to a new region and confronts another air mass there with a<em> different humidity and temperature</em>.
when discharge is high vertical erosion erodes the river bed and larger sediments are transported by transaction the river channel is at its widest and defence as a flow towards its mouth the position is the main process in this part of the river which creates large floor plans and deltas
At EVERY point on Earth . . . North of the equator, South of the equator, at the poles, or exactly ON the equator . . . the lengths of days and nights change with the seasons. (probably supposed to be <em>choice-3</em>)
Mogadishu Somalia and Manila Philippines have a 5 hour-difference. Somalia is 5 hours behind the Philippines. So, if it is 10pm in Somalia, I have to advance 5 hours. 10pm + 5 hours would be 3am in the next day(Friday).
The average luminance of the Sun is about 1.88 giga candela per square metre, but as viewed through Earth's atmosphere, this is lowered to about 1.44 Gcd/m2. However, the luminance is not constant across the disk of the Sun (limb darkening).
