Fronts
By Michael V. and Julio C.
Have you ever wondered what fronts are? Do you know what cold or warm fronts are?  Now those questions are answered. Well, let's answer the first two questions and more questions about fronts!
A front is the boundary or area of contact between two air masses. When the cold and warm air mass emerge, they make a zone named a front. There are two main fronts which are cold and warm fronts. The edge of a cold air mass goes under a warm air mass.
The warm air mass then goes up.
Most cold fronts move west to east or northwest to southeast.
Cold fronts often bring brief, heavy storms. There may be thunder storms and  strong winds. After the storm, the skies are usually clearer and the weather is usually cooler and drier.
A warm front is an air mass that replaces a cold air mass. Warm fronts move southwest to northeast. Warm fronts bring steady rain or snow.
 
Now that we answered some questions about fronts. You can go to another source and find some more info. about weather. You may visit another web page  that  Michael and Julio made.

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