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A Seasonal North Wind Blowing Along the West Coast of a Landmass

Question 16

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A seasonal north wind blowing along the west coast of a landmass in the Northern Hemisphere produces

A) downwelling in winter.
B) downwelling in summer.
C) upwelling in winter.
D) upwelling in summer.
E) overturn in all seasons.

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