Question

examine the weather map. what do the numbers on the map represent? air pressure temperatures humidity levels amount of precipitation

Explanation:

On weather maps, when numbers are presented in a "high/low" format (e.g., 73/53), they typically represent temperatures. Air pressure is usually shown with isobars (lines connecting points of equal pressure) and values in millibars. Humidity levels are not commonly shown in this "two - number" format on basic weather maps. Precipitation is often shown with symbols (like rain clouds) or color - coded areas indicating amounts, not in a "high/low" numerical pair for each location.

Answer:

temperatures