Which forecast would be most accurate for a week that starts with low-pressure systems and ends with high-pressure systems?(1 point)
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sunny days and clear skies followed by dense clouds
sunny days and clear skies followed by dense clouds
dense clouds followed by light wind and clear skies
dense clouds followed by light wind and clear skies
sunny days and light rain followed by dense clouds
sunny days and light rain followed by dense clouds
dense clouds followed by light wind and light rain
dense clouds followed by light wind and light rain
The most accurate forecast for a week that starts with low-pressure systems and ends with high-pressure systems would be "dense clouds followed by light wind and clear skies."
To understand why this forecast is the most accurate, let's break it down:
Low-pressure systems are typically associated with unstable atmospheric conditions, which often result in cloudy and stormy weather. On the other hand, high-pressure systems often bring more stable atmospheric conditions, leading to clearer skies and less cloud cover.
Given this information, the forecast that predicts dense clouds at the beginning (due to the low-pressure systems) followed by light wind and clear skies (due to the high-pressure systems) is the most accurate.
The other forecast options do not align with the expected weather pattern. For example, sunny days and clear skies followed by dense clouds would suggest a reversal in the weather pattern (high to low pressure) which is less likely. Similarly, the forecast options that include light rain or light wind before the dense clouds contradict the expected change from unstable to stable weather conditions.
By understanding the general behavior of low-pressure and high-pressure systems, we can determine that the forecast "dense clouds followed by light wind and clear skies" would be the most accurate for the given scenario.
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