Which of the following states would likely get hit by both hurricanes and tornadoes?

A. Texas

B. Montana

C. Washington

D. Massachusetts

Which of the following weather processes produces snow in the Rocky Mountains?

A. diverging air masses

B. wind shear in thunderstorms

C. warm winds blowing over warm water

D. orographic uplift and cooler temperatures

Hurricanes are least likely to form in which of the following?

A. the Carribean Sea

B. Lake Michigan

C. the Gulf of Mexico

D. the Atlantic Ocean

The correct answer to question 1 is A. The correct answer to question 2 is D. The correct answer to question 3 is B.

Explanation:

Tornadoes mostly occur in Texas. In the History of the United States of America, Texas has recorded the highest number of tornadoes and hurricanes. Texas is situate at the Gulf Coast where hurricanes mostly occur.

June 1st to November 30 of every year has been declared the season of hurricane. this is because most hurricanes occur during this period

About 125 tornadoes occur in Texas and of which some of the areas in Texas have a high probability of being hit yearly. The Highest frequency of tornadoes occur in North Texas usually at the Red River valley.

Orographic uplit and cooler temperatures takes place when air is pressured to rise above due to huge terrain such as mountains. The water vapor compacts into the the clouds, if the cooling is sufficient. The cooling might increase due to rain or snow. This can result in deep cloudiness and a high degree of precipitation within the air mass.

In Lake Michigan, tornado and hurricane are rare but will most likely occur between April and June of every year. Lake Michigan is the second largest lake in the United States.