Describe and explain the temperature and moisture characteristics of a maritime polar (mp) air mass

Q: Features  formed by wind  erosion in detail.

A: Wind erosion is a form of geomorphic agent that shapes the landforms and makes them look distinct fr...

Q: Define shrinkage limit.

A: The shrinkage limit is defined as the content of water in which changes the soil from a semi-solid t...

Q: Explain the term Soil taxonomy.

A: The term soil taxonomy relates to the names or the texas of soil that have been classified into vari...

Q: Briefly describe the seven dominant controls of weather and climate.

A: Weather and climate are important for understanding the importance of atmospheric phenomenon on eart...

Q: What does the name of a biome tell you about the landscapes of that area?

A: A biome is indeed a vast field of forest, soil, climate and fauna. There are five main biomes: aquat...

Q: Which would best describe United States National Forests? a. Allocation b. Facilitation  C. Utilitar...

A: National forests are protected and controlled federal property classification as within us National ...

Q: A country with one ethnic group is a     multinational state     stateless nation   ...

A: Monoethnicity is the presence of a single ethnic group within a given area or world. States where on...

Q: A large square slab of granite, 1 meter thick and 100 meters to a side, falls off an exfoliation dom...

A: Given Data : Square slab of thick 1 meter and side 100 meters,                       Density of gran...

Q: 3. If I was to remove invasive species, add more habitat, and fix the stream bank of trotter creek (...

A: An invasive species also referred to as introduced species, foreign species, or exotic species, that...

Q: What generally happens to the elevation of the treeline going from the equator toward the poles? Why...

A: Treeline is the extent or the point to which the habitat of trees is capable of growing. It is found...

Q: Why do subarctic (Dfc) climates have such a wide annual temperature range?

A: CLIMATE: Climate is the average weather condition of the atmospheric elements over a vast region. Cl...

Q: The eruption of Mount Tambora significantly altered global weather patterns and devastated economies...

A: Two hundred years earlier, the most intense eruption in human history made itself evident worldwide....

Q: How magma is formed?

A: The magma is a molten or semi-molten material and is naturally formed inside the earth which leads t...

Q: Is ozone the most abundant gas in the stratospheric ozone layer? explain.

A: OZONE (STRATOSPHERE LAYER):  Yes, ozone is the most abundant gas in ozone layer or stratospheric lay...

Q: Describe the positions of the sun, Moon, and earth that produce the highest high tides and the lowes...

A: Two high tides, as well as two low tides every day, are observed in most areas, but not in everyplac...

Q: 1) What factors will determine how much CO2 humans add to the atmosphere in the future? 2) Where wil...

A: 1)Scientists believe that human activities have been the main cause of the reported increase in ambi...

Q: which contains information about average temperatures in Brazil a atlas a history book or a science ...

A: The atmosphere in Brazil, which ranges considerably from the predominantly warm north (the equator c...

Q: In this post discuss how climate change is affecting glaciers today and the resulting effects and in...

A: Glaciers are a clear indicator of climate change. Glacier mass balance, length, and snowmelt runoff ...

Q: What are meant by the horse latitudes and the doldrums?

A: HORSE LATIUDE:  It (the latitudes between 30°N and 35°N) is a belt of calms and is frequently known ...

Q: Why are upper-atmosphere winds usually faster than surface winds?

A: ATMOSPHERE: Our Earth is surrounded by a blanket of air. This layer of air is called the Earth's atm...

Q: The area of fastest flow in a stream is called the trunk stream. plunge pool. meander. thalw...

A: If the water runs straight along the highest, the fastest flow would be in the middle of the stream ...

Q: Describe one kind of application where radar imagery may be useful for geographical analysis. Explai...

A: Introduction The term "Radar" was coined by the US Navy in 1940. RADAR stands for "Radio Detection a...

Q: Why does the ITCZ generally shift north of the equator in the Northern Hemisphere summer, and south ...

A: INTER TROPICAL CONVERGENCE ZONE (ITCZ): Intertropical convergence zone is the region where air comes...

Q: How do measured values of weather and climate differ? Select one: Weather values are less reliable t...

A: WEATHER: Weather is the condition of the atmosphere over a small area, generally for 24 hours to one...

Q: Why is it important to have a “Hemispheric Perspective” of US-Latin American relations (both histori...

A: Advancements in the Latin America and also the Caribbean (LAC) had a tremendous influence on the eve...