What happens when two air masses meet?

Which front does this show?

What is the name this front?

cold air pushes into warm air

Fast temperature drop with short-lived, heavier rain.

Warm air pushes into cold air

Temp warms, then cools. Significantly heavier rain due to the combination of two fronts.

Warm and cold air meet, but neither pushes the other out of the way. Usually lighter rain that lasts for a long time.

Slow temperature rise with long-lasting, lighter rain.

When a warm front occurs, what type of weather does it bring?

Which front is there little to no movement?

What kind of front(s) commonly result(s) in thunderstorms? (select all that apply)

fast-moving cold front pushes into existing slow-moving warm front

Warm air is forced to rise (select all that apply)

A wide blanket of stratus clouds is created.

This front moves the slowest (of these options).

A _____________ weather front occurs when a cold air mass moves forward, pushing the warm air mass up.

A _____________ weather front occurs two cold air masses meet and push/force the warm air in the middle upwards.

Why does warm air rise above cold air?

Which front is in this picture?

A _____________ weather front occurs when a cold air mass and a warm air mass meet, but cannot move one another so they both stay still for several days.

What type of front is over Texas?

What type of front is over Michigan and the Great Lakes?

What location represents a cold air mass? (select all that apply)

What location represents a warm air mass? (select all that apply)

Point D is moving toward what direction?

Point B is moving toward what direction?

Point E is moving toward what direction?

This L pressure system is moving in what direction?

What type of front is about to form at the (L) in the northern part of the map?

Which location is currently cloudy and warm, but about to become colder, very quickly?