A mid-winter, mid-latitude cyclone that reaches the West Coast is least likely to:

A. have formed near Japan.

B. bring rain to coastal Oregon.

C. bring snow to the mountains of Washington.

D. head north when reaching the Rocky Mountains

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Oswaldo Glenn

Geography

24 April, 07:55

A mid-winter, mid-latitude cyclone that reaches the West Coast is least likely to:

A. have formed near Japan.

B. bring rain to coastal Oregon.

C. bring snow to the mountains of Washington.

D. head north when reaching the Rocky Mountains

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Ismael Byrd · Answer 1

D. head north when reaching the Rocky Mountains

Explanation:

Mid-latitude cyclone forms at the polar areas when the temperature difference are large and Coriolis deflects the winds in the right and thus they are called as the winter storms

A mid-winter, mid-latitude cyclone that reaches the West Coast is least likely to:A. have formed near Japan.B. bring rain to coastal Oregon.C. bring snow to the mountains of Washington.D. head north when reaching the Rocky Mountains

A mid-winter, mid-latitude cyclone that reaches the West Coast is least likely to:

A. have formed near Japan.

B. bring rain to coastal Oregon.

C. bring snow to the mountains of Washington.

D. head north when reaching the Rocky Mountains