Fronts & Air Masses

Front

What type of front is shown?
Options: Warm Front, Cold Front, Occluded Front, Stationary Front

Back

Warm Front

Tags

ES.12.b

Front

What type of front is shown? Options: Warm Front, Cold Front, Occluded Front, Stationary Front

Back

Cold Front

Tags

ES.12.b

Front

What type of front is shown? Options: Warm Front, Cold Front, Occluded Front, Stationary Front

Back

Occluded Front

Tags

ES.12.b

Front

What type of front is shown? Options: Warm Front, Cold Front, Occluded Front, Stationary Front

Back

Stationary Front

Tags

ES.12.b

Front

Air masses develop which two characteristics, based on where they form?

Back

temperature and humidity

Tags

ES.12.d

Front

A cold, dry air mass would be called - continental tropic, continental polar, maritime polar, continental maritime

Back

continental polar

Front

An air mass that formed over the ocean near the equator would probably be - maritime polar, maritime tropical, continental polar, continental tropical

Back

maritime tropical

Front

A wet, cold air mass would be -
Options: maritime tropical, maritime polar, continental tropical, continental polar

Back

maritime polar

Front

What direction is the cold front moving on the map? Options: Southwest, Northwest, Southeast, Northeast

Back

Southeast

Tags

ES.12.b

Front

What direction is the warm front moving on the map? Options: North, South, East, West

Back

North

Tags

ES.12.b