How do air masses interact to form a cyclone?

A. The Coriolis effect bends global convection cells into a funnel pattern.

B. Air moves in a spiraling pattern from centers of high pressure toward centers of low pressure.

C. Cold, dense air flows toward the warmer, less dense air, so the cold front ends up moving faster than the warm front.

D. Two air masses meet, but neither moves into the other one.

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Thalia Brandt · Answer 1

B. because areas of high pressure go into areas of lower pressure creating a cyclone