A. perpendicular to the isobars in their warm sectors B. parallel to the isobars in their warm sectors C. parallel to the line of the cold front D. perpendicular to the line of the cold front
A. size B. moisture content C. altitude and how they were formed D. location in a front
A. warm front B. occluded front C. medium front D. cold front
A. passage of a warm front B. passage of a cold front C. winds shifting counterclockwise in the Northern Hemisphere D. stationary high pressure system
A. low pressure area B. high pressure area C. area of calm air D. cold front overtaking a warm front
A. Cirrus B. Cumulus C. Stratus D. Nimbu
A. that blows towards the sea at night B. that blows towards an island during the day C. caused by cold air descending a coastal incline D. caused by the distant approach of a hurricane
A. lapse rate B. isobar C. front D. continent
A. cold front B. warm front C. tropical front D. occluded front