Extreme evaporative cooling can sometimes produce explosions of straight- line winds called:
A) gust fronts.
B) tornadoes.
C) downbursts.
D) air bombs.

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The term "explosions of straight-line winds" refers to downbursts. Gust fronts are also known as outflow boundaries and can be a part of a thunderstorm, but they are not typically associated with extreme evaporative cooling. Tornadoes are a separate and distinct phenomenon that require rotating winds. "Air bombs" is not a scientifically recognized term.

Extreme Evaporative Cooling Can Sometimes Produce Explosions of Straight- Line