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A cold, dry air mass moves toward a warm, moist air mass over a city. As the dense cold air pushes under the warm air, the warm air is forced upward. What will most likely happen to the weather in the city?

The air will become cooler and the skies will become cloudy as the lifted warm air condenses. The air will become warmer and the skies will become clear. The air will become cooler and the skies will become clear. The air will become warmer and the skies will become cloudy.

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The air will become cooler and the skies will become cloudy as the lifted warm air condenses.

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