How to read weather maps: Warm front
Advancing warm air overruns cool air, forming a broad region of cloud ahead (usually north) of the front.
posted by ProfWW @ 12:22 AM
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met1010f2006
This is the professor's weather web log (blog) for the Fall 2006 edition Elementary Meteorology Online at Lyndon State College (MET1010LOL).
Tuesday, September 19
Advancing warm air overruns cool air, forming a broad region of cloud ahead (usually north) of the front.
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- Name: ProfWW
- Location: Frelighsburg, Quebec, Canada
I'm measuring precipitation and growing trees.
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