One type of lake- effect storm that forms over the Great Lakes is characterized by a vortex shape. These vortices can range from 10 km to 100 km across. Based on their size, these storms would be classified as:
A) planetary scale.
B) mesoscale.
C) microscale.
D) synoptic scale.

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Mesoscale storms are typically between 5 km and 100 km in size, which fits the range of 10 km to 100 km for the vortex-shaped lake-effect storms.

One Type of Lake- Effect Storm That Forms Over the Great