Thunderstorms that move to the right of the winds aloft tend to:
A)form along warm fronts
B)cut off the supply of humid air to thunderstorms to the north of them
C)form in the northern United States and Canada where the Coriolis force is
Greatest
D)form near mountains where upper-level winds develop into waves
E)form over water due to the reduced friction there

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Thunderstorms that move to the right of the winds aloft tend to cut off the supply of humid air to thunderstorms to the north of them. This is because the outflow from the first thunderstorm can create conditions that are unfavorable for the development of new thunderstorms to the north of it.

Thunderstorms That Move to the Right of the Winds Aloft