A vessel operating on the Great Lakes, and whose position is southeast of an eastward-moving storm center, would NOT experience __________.
Official USCG Answer & Rule Citation
Correct Answer: Option A — a northeast wind
An eastward-moving storm center typically brings counterclockwise wind circulation. A vessel situated southeast of the center experiences southerly or southeasterly winds shifting to westerly, making a persistent northeast wind characteristic of the northern or western quadrants, not the southeast.
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