Why does much of the continental United States have a large number of storms?
because the horse latitudes prevent rain from falling so that when it does the storms are violent
because very little heat is transferred here as the cold and warm air masses intermix freely
because polar and tropical air masses meet in conflict there
because ocean currents greatly affect the weather in the interior of the country

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Why does much of the continental United States have a large number of storms?
because the horse latitudes prevent rain from falling so that when it does the storms are violent
because very little heat is transferred here as the cold and warm air masses intermix freely
because polar and tropical air masses meet in conflict there
because ocean currents greatly affect the weather in the interior of the country

anonymous · Answer

If im not mistaken it is Because the polar and tropical air masses meet in conflict there. let me know if i was right :D

drii_salsa · Answer

this is a pretest i wouldnt be able to let you know :c but thank you(:

drii_salsa · Answer

@Jack_Daniels17

anonymous · Answer

oh okay and you are welcome :D