Colder air moving over significantly warmer ocean surface water may produce:
A) a cold front.
B) a warm front.
C) changes in coastal wind direction.
D) increased coastal precipitation..
E) sea smoke.

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When colder air moves over warmer ocean water, it can cause the water to evaporate quickly, leading to the formation of sea smoke, which is a type of fog.

Colder Air Moving Over Significantly Warmer Ocean Surface Water May