mT (maritime tropical) and mP (maritime polar) air masses are alike in that both originate over large bodies of water, which influences their moisture content. They typically bring humidity to the regions they affect, though mT is warm and moist, while mP is cool and moist. Both air masses can lead to significant weather patterns, including precipitation, especially when they interact with continental air masses.
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Fiona Mctaggart Is The MP For Slough.
Robert Palmer - MP - was born in 1793.
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John Serut
John Serut who is an Independent candidate is the current MP for Mt. Elgon in the 11th parliament of Kenya.
John Serut is the current MP for Mt Elgon in the 11th parliament of Kenya.
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the answer is maritime polar (mP) continental polar(cP) and maritime tropical (mT) and the symbols are in parenthesis
THE "t" in mt designates that the air mass originated in the tropics. The "p" in mp designates that it is an air mass that has originated in polar regions and therefore, based on their origins the tropic air mass would obviously contain higher temperatures. The confusion here may lie in the fact that these air masses occure throughout the year and winter and spring air masses compared to each other at different times of the year may be closer in temperature than the two air masses that occure at the same time of year. So, a winter mt will be cooler than a spring mt and a summer mt will be warmer than an autumn mt, and so on.
The four letters used to describe air masses in weather maps are cP, cT, mP, and mT. "c" represents continental (dry) air, "m" represents maritime (moist) air, "P" represents polar air, and "T" represents tropical air.
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The plurals for acronyms such as MP add only an S, to become MPs.
if you are talking about neopets, i can help you. If you say it 'mp' you would call it an mp, but if you say 'morphing potion' it would be a morphing potion.
Andy Slaughter MP is the Labour MP for Hammersmith and Shadow Justice Minister.
If you mean a political MP, then it's a Member of Parliament. MP can also stand for Military Police.