Question

question 7
a low - pressure system is typically shown on a weather map with an l. what type of weather does this system usually bring to a local area?

• rising air, high winds, and precipitation (rain or snow).
• clear skies, calm winds, and sunny conditions.
• cold, dry air mass that lowers the temperature quickly.
• tornadoes and severe thunderstorms only.

question 8
a high - pressure system is typically shown on a weather map with an h. what weather influence does this system have?

• sinking air which warms up and dries out, causing clear skies and fair weather.
• the formation of hurricanes and tropical storms.
• constant movement of the jet stream, causing unpredictable weather.
• strong convergence of air masses leading to storms.

Explanation:

For Question 7: Low-pressure systems have rising air that cools, condenses, and produces clouds, wind, and precipitation (rain or snow).
For Question 8: High-pressure systems have sinking air that warms as it descends, inhibiting cloud formation and creating clear, fair, dry weather.

Answer:

Question 7: Rising air, clouds, high winds, and precipitation (rain or snow)
Question 8: Sinking air, which warms up and dries out, causing clear skies and fair weather