Continental polar air masses of cold, dry air are more developed during the summer over North America than in winter.

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Continental polar air masses are more commonly formed during the winter months when the polar regions have little to no sunlight and the air can become very cold and dry. In the summer, the polar regions receive more sunlight and warmer air masses can form, making continental polar air masses less prevalent.

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