Question 1332Navigation General

The correct answer is A) cool, more dense, and drier. In a high-pressure system, the air is generally cooler, more dense, and drier compared to a low-pressure system. This is because the high-pressure system is characterized by descending air, which causes the air to compress and warm, leading to a decrease in relative humidity. In contrast, a low-pressure system is associated with rising air, which causes the air to expand and cool, resulting in increased moisture and potential for precipitation. The other options are incorrect because: B) Warmer, less dense, and less stable air is more characteristic of a low-pressure system. C) Muggy and cloudy conditions are more typical of a low-pressure system. D) High relative humidity is more associated with a low-pressure system.