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Why will a cold dry air mass moving over tropical water become warmer and wetter?
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∙ 9y ago
A cold dry air mass moving over tropical water will become warmer and wetter because the temperature difference causes both moisture and warmth to rise. The process slows as the temperatures become equalized.
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∙ 14y agoair masses over a tropical ocean is humid because it is the gas condition from the sun and the rays of the sun increases the heat and because the air near the ocean gets the water to get evaporate and the air would have humidity.
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