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Teacher Page Weather Fronts Science 7th Grade

Air Mass A large body of air with similar temperature and moisture. Air masses form over large land or water masses. MAP TAP 2002-2003 Weather Fronts

Frontal Boundaries The boundary where two different air masses meet is know as a front. 4 kinds of fronts: Cold front Warm front Occluded front Stationary front MAP TAP 2002-2003 Weather Fronts

Cold Front A cold air mass is replacing a warmer air mass. Back to activity A cold air mass is replacing a warmer air mass. Bring thunderstorms, heavy rain, or snow and after the weather is cooler

Bring drizzly precipitation and after weather is clear and warm. Warm Front Back to activity Warm air mass replacing a cooler air mass. Bring drizzly precipitation and after weather is clear and warm. MAP TAP 2002-2003 Weather Fronts

Comparing Warm and Cold Fronts Cold fronts move faster than warm fronts. The weather activity in a cold front is often violent and happens directly at the front. Cold fronts have sudden gusty winds high in the air creating turbulence. The weather activity in a warm front generally happens before the front passes. In a warm front the cloud formation is very low often creating situations of poor visibility. MAP TAP 2002-2003 Weather Fronts

Occluded Fronts When a warm front is trapped by 2 cold fronts. Brings cool temperatures and large amounts of rain. Back to activity MAP TAP 2002-2003 Weather Fronts

Back to activity Stationary Fronts A front that stops moving or is moving very slowly, occurs when warm and cold front meet. Weather conditions similar to warm front, light rain followed by clear and warm conditions. MAP TAP 2002-2003

Locate the 4 types of fronts on this weather map. Hint 1 Hint 2 Hint 3 Hint 4

Cold Fronts

Warm Front

Stationary Front

Occluded Front

Be a Weather Forecaster You are planning to travel to Alabama in 2 days. The high temperature there for today is 68º F. Use the map to help you predict whether the temperature in Alabama will increase, decrease, or stay the same. Explain why you think so. Weather Fronts

Be a Weather Forecaster There is a cold front approaching. The temperatures will probably be cooler behind the front.

Be a Weather Forecaster Of course, meteorologists (weather forecasters) use much more data than fronts and air masses to help them forecast the weather more accurately. But any forecast is just a prediction of what might happen. Even with the best data, weather forecasts can be wrong. MAP TAP 2002-2003 Weather Fronts

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