FRONTS
Nick hall
every front is made differently
cold front-a cold front forms when a cold air mass rams a warm air mass and pushes the warm air mass in the air causing thunder storms and strong wind
Stationary front-is front that stays in an area because of a warm and cold air mass colliding and neither have enough force to move each other out of the way causing continuous raining
occluded front-happens when two cold air masses collide causing cloudy,rainy, or snowy weather
All fronts cause storms,drizzle,sleet,snow,etc.
cold fronts cause-heavy rain,hail,thunder storms
occluded fronts causes-rain
stationary fronts cause-continuous rain or snow
here is what happens when a front is over
When a front is formed some times bad weather and sometimes good weather like if a cold air mass collides with a warm air mass it causes snow or rain(cold front)Click on the link is more details on this and after the front is over the temperature is warm then sudden drop in temperature and after is drops slowly(after cold front) http://www.phschool.com/atschool/phsciexp/active_art/weather_fronts/
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