Hugh Pruitt

Physics

31 October, 18:35

Can someone answer this, I asked it before but someone gave me the wrong answer

When cold air masses move over the warm water of a large lake during the winter, clouds often form above the lake. How would this cloud formation most likely affect areas downwind of the lake?

Areas downwind of the lake would become very dry and hot.

Areas downwind of the lake would become much less windy.

Areas downwind of the lake would receive precipitation.

Areas downwind of the lake would experience unseasonably warm weather.