Question

1. what type of weather does a high pressure system cause?

Explanation:

In meteorology (a subfield of Natural Science, specifically related to Physics and Geography in terms of atmospheric studies), a high - pressure system is associated with sinking air. Sinking air inhibits cloud formation and precipitation. So, generally, high - pressure systems bring clear skies, calm winds, and relatively dry and stable weather conditions. For example, in a high - pressure area, the air is moving downwards, which warms the air as it compresses. This warming reduces the relative humidity and makes it less likely for clouds and rain to form.

Answer:

A high - pressure system typically causes clear, calm, and relatively dry weather (often with fair weather, such as sunny or partly cloudy conditions, and light winds).