Air Forcibly Lifted Upslope When It Meets a Topographic Barrier

question 103

Multiple Choice

Air forcibly lifted upslope when it meets a topographic barrier such as a mountain is an example of which type of lifting?

• A)Convergent.
• B)Convectional.
• C)Orographic.
• D)Frontal.

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