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Biology, 06.10.2021 06:30, codyshs160

1. What does the “H” on the map represent? 2. What kind of weather is usually found in areas with high pressure?

3.According to the map, what kind of weather will we have on Wednesday? Explain.

4. What kind of weather is predicted for the Northern Great Lakes Region of the country? Explain.

5. What does the “L” on the map represent?

6. What kind of weather is usually associated with areas of low pressure?

7. What do the curved lines with blue triangles represent? Explain.

8. What do the curved lines with red half-circles represent? Explain.

9. What do the lines with both, blue triangles, and red half-circles, represent? Explain.

10. Based on the map, what kind of weather is expected for most of Texas and Louisiana?

11. What date is the map predicting the weather for?


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