Surface air blowing inward to a center of low pressure can rise,expand,and
A)cool,often condensing into clouds that produce precipitation.
B)warm,producing generally clear skies.
C)cool,producing generally clear skies.
D)warm,often condensing into clouds that produce precipitation.

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When air moves inward towards a center of low pressure, it rises and expands due to the lower pressure at higher altitudes. This expansion causes the air to cool, and as it cools, its capacity to hold moisture decreases, often leading to condensation and the formation of clouds, which can produce precipitation.

Surface Air Blowing Inward to a Center of Low Pressure