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Tuesday, November 12, 2013
Cold and Warm Front Animation
Please click on the link below and watch the animations for cold and warm fronts. After viewing, what type of clouds would you expect to see produced from an approaching cold front? Warm front?
I would expect to see a cloud close to the ground when a cold front is moving and when a warm front is moving, I would expect a dark gray cloud up higher off the ground.
So if a cold air mass goes into a warm air mass it makes cumulonimbus and when the other way around there is cirrus stratus and many more small clouds. I like how you have to press a button on the website and then it shows it.
Trevor or NitroDemon they didn't have NitroDemon in the dictionary on my computer so I had to add it. And what is up with everyone making nicknames. I guess Devin started a whole new thing that I am now in.
I would expect to see cirrus and stratus clouds when a warm air mass goes into a cold air mass. If it were the other way around I would expect to see cumulonimbus clouds.
When there is a warm front I would expect clouds such as cirrus and cirrostratus clouds. When there is a cold front I would expect to see cumulonimbus clouds.
Jovin ( WE NEED TO START ON OUR SCIENCE NIGHT POSTERS!)
Why does the air move up on the warm front.
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I would expect to see a cloud close to the ground when a cold front is moving and when a warm front is moving, I would expect a dark gray cloud up higher off the ground.
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ROCKPENGUIN = SOPHIA
ReplyDeleteI did not know that air could move like that and how warm and cool ir move below or on top of each other!
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So if a cold air mass goes into a warm air mass it makes cumulonimbus and when the other way around there is cirrus stratus and many more small clouds. I like how you have to press a button on the website and then it shows it.
ReplyDeleteTrevor or NitroDemon
they didn't have NitroDemon in the dictionary on my computer so I had to add it.
And what is up with everyone making nicknames. I guess Devin started a whole new thing that I am now in.
i would expect to see when the weather is warm, the clouds would be higher. i would expect to see lower clouds when it is colder.
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Hi this is Amy aka Spike (on Clash of Clans)
ReplyDeleteI would expect to see cirrus and stratus clouds when a warm air mass goes into a cold air mass. If it were the other way around I would expect to see cumulonimbus clouds.
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The one and only DeClueLE55
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When there is a warm front I would expect clouds such as cirrus and cirrostratus clouds. When there is a cold front I would expect to see cumulonimbus clouds.
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( WE NEED TO START ON OUR SCIENCE NIGHT POSTERS!)
Caleb
ReplyDeleteI was sick today and i wanted see what was vocabulary bingo was.