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EZ2

07/20/11 9:48 AM

#32981 RE: MOPAR10R/T #32980

C)....rap, it's HOT !!!


<< Went out to fetch WSJ ---- couldn't even inhale >>
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mnfats

07/20/11 10:07 AM

#32982 RE: MOPAR10R/T #32980

I'll go with A) More convection with higher temperatures
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SkeBallLarry

07/20/11 11:15 AM

#32989 RE: MOPAR10R/T #32980

( B )ack from running some Errands .. it neva ends .. !!

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The Original dpb5!

07/20/11 12:56 PM

#32990 RE: MOPAR10R/T #32980

I'll go with B)
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jcamp

07/20/11 9:14 PM

#33004 RE: MOPAR10R/T #32980

C) More condensation nuclei in low latitudes
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MOPAR10R/T

07/20/11 11:40 PM

#33006 RE: MOPAR10R/T #32980

Here's todays WT-A...

C) More condensation nuclei in low latitudes

To generalise, the wettest regions of the world are the tropics, the driest, the poles. What is NOT a reason for this?

Your Answer: More condensation nuclei in low latitudes

Self-evident, really. Even though the great deserts of the world are at relatively low latitude, they never straddle the Equator.There exists an inter-tropical convergence zone between the northeast and southeast Trade winds where convergence of moist, warm air masses causes enormously high Cb (remember?),due to the tropopause (the level at which the lapse rate becomes zero) being highest over the equator.

27% of the online players have answered correctly.

EZ & Joe got it right!
Congratzzz to them!

Dave & Larry: B), FATS: A), me: D).
Sorry guys, better luck tomorrow!