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Dictionary definition: Arctic air masses
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- A Dictionary of Geography
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Arctic air masses
are exceedingly cold, with the Arctic Ocean as their source region. During winter, they are very dry, and little different from a continental
polar
(cP) air. In summer, the air is more
maritime
. ...
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... ... arctic and polar) refer to cold air masses, and the second two (equatorial and tropical) to warm air masses. A second letter, written in ... air mass. One source region of arctic air masses, for example, is the northern ...
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