Maritime Tropical is a warm and humid air mass that forms over warm ocean waters, typically in tropical regions. This air mass is characterized by high moisture content, which can lead to increased precipitation and cloud formation. It plays a significant role in weather patterns, especially in coastal areas. When Maritime Tropical air moves inland, it can bring warm temperatures and heavy rainfall, often resulting in thunderstorms. This air mass is commonly associated with tropical storms and hurricanes, as it provides the necessary heat and moisture to fuel these weather systems.