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The correct response is: Warm air cools as it sinks and the wind blows outward.
In high-pressure systems, cool air descends, which leads to higher pressure at the surface. As the air sinks, it warms up, and this causes the wind to blow outward from the center of the high-pressure area.
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I apologize for any confusion in my previous response. In a high-pressure system, cool air actually descends and warms slightly as it sinks, leading to outward flow of air. However, the key aspect is that cool (and usually denser) air descends while warm air tends to rise in low-pressure systems.
The correct option regarding high-pressure systems under typical meteorological conditions would be: Cool air warms as it sinks and the wind blows outward.
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