Cold Fronts & Warm Fronts

Fronts are important when it comes to mountain recreation because they signify an abrupt change in the weather. In simple
Fronts are important when it comes to mountain recreation because they signify an abrupt change in the weather. In simple terms, a front is a boundary separating a colder airmass from a warmer airmass. However, the airmasses on either side of a front also vary in terms of pressure, wind direction, wind speed, moisture content, clouds, and precipitation.

MetLink - Royal Meteorological Society Weather Systems

What are the main types of fronts?

1.2.3 Occluded fronts UK Environmental Change Network

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1 : The formation of warm and cold fronts

What is a Front? - Mount Washington Observatory

Fronts Meaning, Types, Warm, Cold, Occluded, Frontogenesis

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