A high-pressure system is usually associated with which type of weather? A. high humidity B. thin cloud cover C. thick cloud cover D. clear skies

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A high-pressure system is usually associated with which type of weather? A. high humidity B. thin cloud cover C. thick cloud cover D. clear skies

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A humidity consists of high pressure

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