Continental polar air masses seldom influence the weather south of the Great Lakes.

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Continental polar air masses can occasionally influence the weather south of the Great Lakes, especially during the winter months when they can bring cold, dry air and snow to parts of the region. However, they are less common and less influential than maritime tropical air masses that bring warmer, moist air from the Gulf of Mexico.

Continental Polar Air Masses Seldom Influence the Weather South of the Great