APPS & INV IN EARTH SCIENCE, LAB MANUAL
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Chapter 15, Problem 11LR
Are low-pressure systems (cyclones) usually associated with fair weather or rainy conditions? Are high-pressure systems (anticyclones) generally associated with fair weather or rainy conditions?
Low pressure: ________conditions
High pressure: ________conditions
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