Cold front

Cold and Warm fronts Often times when we experience a drastic change in weather, these changes occur from fronts. Both warm and cold fronts create sudden changes. These fronts are different air masses that separate at different densities. Zones are what separate the difference between warm and cold fronts. Often times between warm and cold front there are narrow lines and they`re typically shown by lines on a weather map. Usually, an air mass advance into the region occupied by another air mass

My eyes opened meeting the cold front. Breathing erratic, I slid off the bed, hands grappling for the keys. Legs tapping, minutes were hours before the knock. She’s here. Thundering footsteps ahead, I didn’t bother to mask the creaking door. There under the beam of static crimson lights was Cecil, her hair matted wet, lips pale and shivering. She hugged her chest, her breathing far faster than mine. “I got the car! Just like you wanted,” she breathes out. She takes a moment to catch her running breath

trenches to move soldiers and supplies. The soldiers who were put in the most danger were the trench runners who were put in even more danger because of what their job entailed. Trench runner or most commonly runners would deliver messages to different front leaving them in “no

conditions in an area over a long period of time. What do the red lines along the edge represent? What do the blue lines along the edge represent? The red lines along the edge represent the warm air rising, and the blue lines along the edge represent the cold air falling. What is the Coriolis Effect? When air undergoes a deflection from it’s path, and it is a result of earth’s rotation. Which way does the Coriolis Effect bend the winds in the Northern Hemisphere? The wind bends in the Northern Hemisphere

The chill of a cold, brittle wind blew the front door open just as the two gentlemen and gentlewoman approached the front walk. The men were all of a leisurely persuasion and the young lady was a stray sort even after all this time. Time had cut through the hardness and briskness of their demeanor. This was a grand occasion as they had been invited to dine with one of their colleagues. The home was legend in their world and was owned by a one Nathaniel Hawthorne, a prolific author. Hawthorne gave

World War I, has been interpreted in a variety of mediums. One way is the novel by Maria Remarque All Quiet on the Western Front. In his novel Remarque’s describes the war as a horrifying experience, one in which soldier’s live in horrible conditions and are prone to fits of hysteria. A place where there is little glory to be had, and men do not understand what they are fighting for. These opinions contradict the description of the war presented by Ernst Jünger’s memoir Storm of Steel. The events

Introduction Statement of Purpose: The purpose of this experiment is to see what occurs when a warm air mass connects with a cold one. The independent variable is the temperatures of the two sides, and the dependent variable is the time it takes for them to start reacting. The control group is testing for the lowest amount of minutes (zero) taken for the creation from the mixture, and the variable groups are the longer durations of time (up to fifteen minutes). Background Research: What happens

edge of a continent, between two seas and subject to the influences of five major air masses; north-westerly, south-westerly, northerly, easterly and southerly. British climate is classified as temperate as it rarely features the extremes of heat or cold, rain, drought or wind that are common in other climates. Basic characteristics of this climate include temperature, precipitation, wind and air masses. The mean summer temperatures in the UK are lower than the average for its latitude which is due

causes them to fall. The pattern or occurrence of rainfall in the United States or basically anywhere in the world depends on several factors such as ground elevation, wind directions, location within a continental mass, areas of low pressure, cool fronts, jet streams and even mountain ranges. For instance mountains have an influence on wind and wind is an important feature in rainfall, “The windward sides of mountainous islands in the trade wind regime are among the rainiest places on earth, where

1) “Today students we are going to look closer at tornadoes and where they are formed. Who will tell me how tornadoes are formed that we learned yesterday?” answer: tornadoes are formed by a cold front coming from Canada pushing into a warm front from the gulf of Mexico. The cold air pushes the warm air up in a spiral causing a tornado to form. Ask “where do you think tornadoes form the most?” accept answers of all kind and ask the students to explain their thinking by asking why. Call on a few students