On the coast, strong breezes (h5) move cool air into the land (l2) to replace warm, rising air. when the cool air meets the warmer air, may occur. a) cyclones b) hurricanes c) thunderstorms d) tornadoes

ANSWER:

On the coast, 'strong breezes (H5)'move cool air into the 'land' (L2) to replace warm, rising air. When the cool air meets the warmer air, thunderstorms may occur.

EXPLANATION:

The process of rising of 'warm air' and sinking of cold air is the major reason for the 'formation of thunderstorms'. As warm is 'less dense' than cold one it gets rise and cold air fills the void. These warm air gets cooled and condensed in the upper altitude and forms a thunderstorm.

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