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Part E
The map shows a complete surface weather map. Study the various
symbols and abbreviations. These symbols show a variety of
weather-related information.
For example, look at the circles at each location and the lines
extending from them. The circles represent the cloud cover in the sky,
and the lines represent the wind direction and speed. The symbol
stands for a clear sky, and the symbol stands for a cloudy sky.
Together with the lines, the symbol would mean the wind speed is
approximately 35 knots coming from the southeast and traveling toward
the northwest.
Look at the locations of the warm and cold fronts you drew in part D.
In the answer space, describe the cloud cover, wind speed, and wind
direction expected at these locations. Which US states will be
affected?
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