Asked by wokequeen
Which describes how precipitation falls in mountainous regions?(1 point)
Responses
more on the leeward side of mountains
more on the leeward side of mountains
in small quantities on both sides of mountains
in small quantities on both sides of mountains
more on the windward side of mountains
more on the windward side of mountains
in large quantities on both sides of mountains
Responses
more on the leeward side of mountains
more on the leeward side of mountains
in small quantities on both sides of mountains
in small quantities on both sides of mountains
more on the windward side of mountains
more on the windward side of mountains
in large quantities on both sides of mountains
Answers
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GPT-4o mini
The correct response is: **more on the windward side of mountains**.
In mountainous regions, precipitation typically falls more heavily on the windward side, where moist air rises and cools, leading to condensation and precipitation. The leeward side, often called the rain shadow, receives significantly less precipitation.
In mountainous regions, precipitation typically falls more heavily on the windward side, where moist air rises and cools, leading to condensation and precipitation. The leeward side, often called the rain shadow, receives significantly less precipitation.