Explanation Given information: The atmospheric pressure over north America on march 26, 2009 is given in the following diagram. The pressure pattern always consists of areas of high pressure (H), areas of low pressure (L) The average sea level pressure is 1013 mb. When the pressure level is greater than 1013 mb, then it is called High pressure and when it is lower than 1013 mb, it is called Low pressure. From the picture, we can see that around the point A, the pressure levels are less than 1013 mb, therefore at point A, the pressure is low...

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For each of A-C indicate in which of the four cardinal directions, N, S, E or W, pressure is increasing the greatest.

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