Question

1. what is the difference between low pressure and high pressure? * 4 points in low pressure, warm air rises making \lousy\ weather; in high pressure, cold air sinks making \happy\ weather. low pressure happens only during storms, while high pressure happens only during summer. low pressure has more air molecules pressing down, while high pressure has fewer. low pressure and high pressure are the same, just with different temperatures.

Explanation:

In low - pressure systems, warm air rises, leading to cloud formation and often unsettled weather. In high - pressure systems, cold air sinks, resulting in clear and generally pleasant weather. The other options are incorrect as low - pressure is not exclusive to storms, high - pressure is not exclusive to summer, low - pressure has fewer air molecules pressing down compared to high - pressure, and they are not the same.

Answer:

In low pressure, warm air rises making "Lousy" weather; in high pressure, cold air sinks making "Happy" weather.