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16 The Great Arctic Outbreak occurred in Florida in 1999. A record low temperature of-2 degrees Fahrenheit was recorded in Tallahassee on February 13th of that year. Which
explanation below best describes why this happened?
A Cold Atlantic Ocean currents hit the coast and cooled the air across the state
& le storms from the west moved into Tallahassee.
The je stream pushed extremely cold ardic air from Canada into the South
The jet stream pushed extremely cold air from Antarctica into Florida

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