Question 5 (1 point) \begin{tabular}{|l} Is the "foul weather" (rain, snow, freezing rain) generally associated with cyclonic or \ anticyclonic systems? \ anticyclonic \ cyclonic \end{tabular}

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1. In meteorology, a cyclonic system refers to a low-pressure area where air tends to rise, cool, and condense, forming clouds and precipitation such as rain, snow, or freezing rain.  
2. An anticyclonic system is associated with high pressure, where air descends, leading to clearer skies and more stable weather conditions.  
3. Since foul weather (rain, snow, freezing rain) is predominantly caused by rising and cooling air in a low-pressure system, it is generally associated with a cyclonic system.

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Foul weather like rain, snow, and freezing rain is generally associated with cyclonic systems.

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Is the "foul weather" (rain, snow, freezing rain) generally associated with cyclonic or

anticyclonic systems?

anticyclonic

cyclonic

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Question 5 (1 point) Is the "foul weather" (rain, snow, freezing rain) generally associated with cyclonic or anticyclonic systems? anticyclonic cyclonic