Orographic precipitation occurs on mountainous coasts exposed to moist trade winds or frequent cyclonic storms.

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Orographic precipitation is a type of precipitation that occurs on the windward side of mountains when moist air is forced to rise and cool, causing the moisture to condense and fall as precipitation. This occurs on mountainous coasts exposed to moist trade winds or frequent cyclonic storms, making option A true.

Orographic Precipitation Occurs on Mountainous Coasts Exposed to Moist Trade