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下图为我国某地局部降水(雪)分布图。读图,完成下列各题。

下列对甲、乙两地天气的叙述,正确的有()

①甲地中雨,乙地中雪

②甲地小雪,乙地小雨

③甲、乙两地风向均为偏北风,乙地风力较强

④甲、乙两地风向均为偏南风,甲地风力较强

A.①③

B.①④

C.②③

D.②④

答案

参考答案:A

解析:

根据图示,甲乙两地降雨(雪)强度为中等,甲地在雨雪分界线以南,为中雨,乙地在雨雪分界线以北,为中雪。图中两条等压线偏北的一条值较高,所以甲乙两地都是偏北风;乙地比甲地的等压线密集,风力比甲地大。

考点:等值线图

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