The East Coasts of Mid-Latitude Continents Are Generally

question 12

Multiple Choice

The east coasts of mid-latitude continents are generally

• A)dry because of the rain shadow effect on the lee of mountains plus cold, dense air, produces a sinking motion.
• B)moderately wet, as cold and warm air meet frequently, producing frontal precipitation.
• C)moderately dry due to the sinking motion of stable subtropical high pressure cell.
• D)generally wet because of the shift in the ITCZ produces unstable conditions.

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