Why Don't Storms Over Land Have as Much Energy as Storms

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Multiple Choice

Why don't storms over land have as much energy as storms over oceans?

• A) Convection currents are intensified by the latent energy of condensation
• B) Convection currents are intensified by the latent energy of warm dry air
• C) High pressure cells are more common over oceans
• D) There aren't as many low-pressure systems over land
• E) None of these, storms over land have as much energy as those over oceans

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