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Nathaly Choi

29 July, 07:20

Which statement describes a typical path of the North American polar jet stream?

A.

The polar jet stream weaves east to west over the Arctic Circle.

B.

The polar jet stream arcs north over southern Texas and then south to the Gulf of Mexico.

C.

The polar jet stream dips south of the tip of Florida and then goes east over the Atlantic.

D.

The polar jet stream flows south through the Great Lakes and then north along the eastern seaboard.

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