use the drop - down menus to select the air mass that would cause each weather description. warm, moist…

use the drop - down menus to select the air mass that would cause each weather description. warm, moist warm, dry cold, moist cold, dry continental tropical continental polar maritime tropical maritime polar

use the drop - down menus to select the air mass that would cause each weather description. warm, moist warm, dry cold, moist cold, dry continental tropical continental polar maritime tropical maritime polar

Answer

Brief Explanations:

Maritime air masses pick up moisture over water, while continental air masses are dry as they form over land. Tropical air masses are warm, and polar air masses are cold. So, warm - moist is maritime tropical (forms over warm water), warm - dry is continental tropical (forms over warm land), cold - moist is maritime polar (forms over cold water), and cold - dry is continental polar (forms over cold land).

Answer:

Warm, moist: maritime tropical Warm, dry: continental tropical Cold, moist: maritime polar Cold, dry: continental polar