The West Coast of Canada Is a Moist Environment Because

question 112

Multiple Choice

The west coast of Canada is a moist environment because of

• A)the effect of continental air masses.
• B)the presence of mountains.
• C)the predominant direction the winds that blow from the east at that latitude (about 45° to 50° N).
• D)Arctic outflows that bring colder,moister air into the area.
• E)warm ocean currents that bring moisture to the area.

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