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Tornadoes are common in the late spring when:

A. warm wet air from the south meets cold dry air from the north
B. hurricanes come off of the Atlantic and onto land
C. nor'easters come off of the Atlantic and onto land
D. none of these



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Final answer:

Tornadoes form when contrasting air masses collide in the late spring, often accompanying severe storms like thunderstorms and hurricanes.


Explanation:

Tornadoes are most common in the late spring when warm wet air from the south meets cold dry air from the north, causing severe storm systems to form. Tornadoes are storms with funnel-shaped clouds and strong, whirling winds that typically occur with thunderstorms and hurricanes. Hurricanes, enormous storms with high winds and heavy rains, also give rise to tornadoes.


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