Occluded Front
Stationary Front
Cold Front
Warm Front
High Pressure and Low Pressure Systems
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What type of weather does an occluded front bring? 

Precipitation

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What type of weather is associated with a stationary front? 

Cloudy skies and light rain 

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What type of weather is associated with a cold front? 

Temperatures cool and storms are possible 

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What type of weather is associated with warm fronts? 

Rain and snow is possible 

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What weather occurs in a high pressure system? 

Dry and sunny skies. 
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How do occluded fronts differ from other types of fronts? 

They form when two different fronts run into each other, not when two different air masses run into each other

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How does a stationary front form? 

When the boundary between two air masses stall, is when it forms 

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How does a cold front form? 

They form as a cold air mass moves toward a warmer air mass causing the cold air to push under the warm air. 

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How does a warm front form? 

When a warm air mass moves toward a cold air mass causing the warm air to rise over the top of the cold air mass. 

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What weather occurs in a low pressure system? 

Cloudy and stormy weather conditions. 
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How do occluded fronts form? 

When a fast moving cold front catches up with a slow moving warm front, is when an occluded front forms

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How long can a stationary front stick around for? 

A few days

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How are cold fronts represented on a forecast map? 

A blue curve with triangles pointing outward 

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How are warm fronts represented on a forecast map? 

A red curve with semi circles pointing outward. 

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In a high pressure system, what happens to the dense air? 

It sinks and clouds cannot form

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How are occluded fronts represented on a forecast map? 

A spiral with one line as a cold front and the other a warm front. Then the top is purple with a mix of triangles and semi circles. 

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How is a stationary front represented on a forecast map? 

Almost an s shaped line with a mix of triangles and semi circles pointing outwards. 

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In a low pressure system, what happens to the warm air? 

It rises and then cools causing the water vapor in the air to condense.