The Pacific high and Bermuda high are
A) strongest during the summer months because the ocean temperatures are $\underline { \text { Warmer } }$ than land temperatures at the same latitude.
B) strongest during the summer months because the ocean temperatures are $\underline {\text { cooler }}$ than land temperatures at the same latitude.
C) weakest during the winter months because the ocean temperatures are $\underline {\text { cooler }}$ than land temperatures at the same latitude.

Question

The Pacific high and Bermuda high are
A) strongest during the summer months because the ocean temperatures are $\underline { \text { Warmer }  }$ than land temperatures at the same latitude.
B) strongest during the summer months because the ocean temperatures are $\underline {\text { cooler }}$ than land temperatures at the same latitude.
C) weakest during the winter months because the ocean temperatures are $\underline {\text { cooler }}$ than land temperatures at the same latitude.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The Pacific high and Bermuda high are strongest during the summer months because the ocean temperatures are cooler than land temperatures, creating high-pressure systems over the oceans.

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The Pacific High and Bermuda High Are
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