Physics, 26.05.2021 01:00, sarak2212

NO links 1. Imagine a very warm 60 degree day in January with a steady rain. What type of air mass would you expect to be bringing in this weather pattern?

2. Imagine a very cold 20 degree day in January with lots of blue sunny skies. What type of air mass would you expect to be bringing in this weather pattern?

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NO links 1. Imagine a very warm 60 degree day in January with a steady rain. What type of air mass...