A dryline causes uplift to occur because: A) the lifted air mass is moister than the intruding air mass. B) the intruding air mass has the same low humidity as the lifted air mass. C) the intruding air mass is colder and more humid than the lifted air mass. D) the lifted air mass is dryer than the intruding air mass.

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The dryline causes uplift because the lifted air mass is moister than the intruding air mass. This difference in moisture content between the two air masses leads to the formation of clouds and potentially storms as the moister air is lifted over the drier air.

A dryline Causes uplift to Occur Because