Question

which conditions create snow? select three responses.
low humidity
high humidity
warm air temperature
cold air temperature
high air pressure
low air pressure

Explanation:

Snow forms when there is sufficient moisture (high humidity) for precipitation, cold air temperature (below freezing to keep water in solid form), and low air pressure (associated with rising air that cools and condenses moisture to form clouds and precipitation like snow). Low humidity would mean less moisture available for snow formation, warm air temperature would melt snowflakes (as snow is frozen precipitation), and high air pressure is typically associated with clear, dry conditions not conducive to snow - forming precipitation.

Answer:

B. high humidity, D. cold air temperature, F. low air pressure