Why are there two different fronts in a midlatitude cyclone?
Midlatitude cyclones occur at the polar front, where cold and warm air masses meet. A wave form in the polar front brings warm air pushing poleward (a warm front) and cold air pushing equatorward (a cold front).
You might also like to view...
In contrast to the suburbs on the far outskirts of a city, the location of a neighborhood next to a downtown university has high ________ to the students
A) utility B) intersubjectivity C) ubiquity D) cognitive distance E) time-space convergence
The dissolved salts in seawater increases the freezing point, explaining the formation of sea ice. Indicate whether the statement is true or false
________ lightning is extremely dangerous since it can occur from a relatively cloud-free sky
A) Sheet B) Heat C) Anvil D) Cloud-to-cloud
Rock that has undergone heat or pressure that causes it to change form is called ________
A) deformative B) conglomerate C) igneous D) metamorphic E) sedimentary