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You live in an oceanfront city. Your friend lives in a city 100 miles inland along the same latitude. What is most likely to be true of the weather in the wintertime? (1 point) Your friend's city will be colder than your city. O Your friend's city will be the same as your city. Your friend's city will have more storms than your city. O Your friend's city will be much warmer than your city.

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