EBK EXERCISES FOR WEATHER & CLIMATE
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Author: CARBONE
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Chapter 12, Problem 25E
Figures 12-25 through 12-27 show the locations of tornadoes that formed in the United States between 1950 and 2010 for each of three months—March, May, and July. Identify each map with the correct month.
Figure 12-25 _____________
Figure 12-26 _____________
Figure 12-27 _____________
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