Often come off of oceans and effectively cool the surrounding area during the day. A) Snow B) Breezes e Radiation D) High pressure fronts

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Often come off of oceans and effectively cool the surrounding area during the day.

A)
Snow
B)
Breezes
e
Radiation
D)
High pressure fronts

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The answer is B) Breezes

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