No, that's incorrect. Air masses that form near the poles are cold. Here's why:

* Polar Regions are Cold: The poles receive less solar radiation than the equator, resulting in consistently cold temperatures.

* Air Temperature and Density: Cold air is denser than warm air. This means that the air near the poles is cold and dense.

* Formation of Polar Air Masses: As a result, air masses that form near the poles are characterized by their cold, dry, and stable nature.

Let me know if you have any more questions about weather and air masses!