A high-pressure air mass that moves over a region and becomes stationary may give rise to
A) a pressure inversion only.
B) a radiation inversion only.
C) a subsidence inversion only
D) all of the above

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A high-pressure air mass that becomes stationary can lead to a subsidence inversion, where air descends and warms, trapping cooler air below.

A High-Pressure Air Mass That Moves Over a Region and Becomes