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a larde body of air covering hundreds or thousands of suqare kilometers that has a relatively uinform temperature, pressure, and humidity
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in meteorology, a region with relatively unifrom temperature and humidity over which air masses form
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a larde body of air covering hundreds or thousands of suqare kilometers that has a relatively uinform temperature, pressure, and humidity air mass
in meteorology, a region with relatively unifrom temperature and humidity over which air masses form source region
an air mass that is warmer than the surface over which it moves warm air mass
an air mass that is colder than the surface over which it moves cold air mass
a zone of contacet between two disimilar air masses where neither is advancing. it usually results in no change in the weather for several days. stationary front
the advancing surface of a warm air mass as it pushes against and over a cooler air mass warm front
the advancing suface of a cold air mass as it moves under a warmer air mass cold front
a line of viloent thunderstormes that sometimes accompanies an advancing cold front squall line
a front formed when a cool air mass and a rapidly moving cold air mass trap a warm air mass between them. the warmair mass is lifted ,losing all contact with the ground occuluded front
a regional wind system that reverses periodically, alternately bringing wet and dry seasons monsoon
pressure gradient force
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