Air masses that form over continents in source regions that are cold are called__________. Group of answer choices: continental tropical (cT) maritime tropical (mT) maritime polar (mP) continental polar

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Air masses that form over continents in source regions that are cold are called__________.

Group of answer choices:

continental tropical (cT)

maritime tropical (mT)

maritime polar (mP)

continental polar (cP)

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Answer:

Continental polar.

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it should be a continental polar air mass because, it is cold.

Muzafarow answered Aug 18, 2023

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