cold front

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Definition of cold front in English Turkish dictionary: soğuk cephe; soğuk hava kitlesi
cold front type occlusion: soğuk cephe tipi oklüzyon

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Definition of cold front in English English dictionary: A cold front is the leading edge of an advancing mass of cold air; The discontinuity at the forward edge of and advancing cold air mass that is displacing a warmer and often higher in moisture air mass; The leading edge of an advancing cold air mass that is under running and displacing the warmer air in its path Generally, when a cold front passes the temperature and humidity decrease, the pressure rises, and the wind shifts from southwest to northwest Precipitation is usually along or ahead of the front in the form of thunderstorms; The boundary between a cold air mass that is advancing and a relatively warmer airmass Generally characterized by steady precipitation followed by showery precipitation; leading edge of a mass of cooler air (Meteorology); The leading edge of an advancing cold air mass that is under running and displacing the warmer air in its path Generally, with the passage of a cold front, the temperature and humidity decrease, the pressure rises, and the wind shifts (usually from the southwest to the northwest in the Northern Hemisphere) Precipitation is generally at and/or behind the front, and with a fast-moving system, a squall line may develop ahead of the front; The leading edge of a relatively cold air mass that displaces warmer air Following a cold front passage, westerly winds of 10 to 20 mph, or more, often continue for 12 to 24 hours; The leading edge of a relatively cold air mass that displaces warmer air The heavier cold air may cause some of the warm air to be lifted If the lifted air contains enough moisture, the result may be cloudiness, precipitation, and thunderstorms If both air masses are dry, no clouds may form Following the passage of a cold front in the Northern Hemisphere, westerly or northwesterly winds of 15 to 30 or more miles per hour often continue for 12 to 24 hours; A warm-cold air boundary with the cold air advancing; Used in meteorology to describe a mass of cold air moving toward a mass of warm air Strong winds and rain typically accompany a cold front; The leading edge of a relatively cold air mass that displaces warmer air The heavier cold air may cause some of the warm air to be lifted If the lifted air contains enough moisture, the result may be cloudiness, precipitation, and thunderstorms If both air masses are dry, no clouds may form Following the passage of a cold front in the Northern Hemisphere, westerly or northwesterly winds of 15 to 30 mph often continue for 12 to 24 hours; A transition zone in the atmosphere where an advancing cold air mass displaces a warm air mass; The leading portion of a cold atmospheric air mass moving against and eventually replacing a warm air mass; cold air; the front of an advancing mass of colder air; The boundary between a cold air mass that is advancing and a relatively warmer air mass Generally characterized by steady precipitation followed by showery precipitation; The leading edge of a cooler airmass; the transitional zone between a cool, dry air mass and a warm, humid air mass when the cool, denser air mass dominated the warmer air mass; boundary between a cooler, drier air mass overtaking a warmer, more humid air mass (Cold Front); A moving boundary of cooler air displacing warmer air; Funnel CloudPsychrometerTemperature; The leading edge of a cold air mass Cold frontal passages are usually associated with sharp wind shifts, pressure rises, showery or stormy conditions, and rapid temperature drops; A front can best be described as the border between two different air masses A cold front is the leading edge of cooler or colder air It cuts into the space that is occupied by warmer air and eventually replaces it with a cooler/colder Air Mass This happens as the cold air causes the warm air to rise up and over it As the warm air travels upwards, it begins to mix with the cold air aloft and condenses to form clouds You can usually expect scattered showers and thunderstorms along the front as it approaches; The transition zone where a colder air mass overtakes and replaces a warmer air mass; The leading portion of a cold atmospheric air mass moving against and eventually replacing a warm air mass. the front edge of a mass of cold air heading towards a place warm front; a zone separating two air masses, of which the cooler, denser mass is advancing and replacing the warmer; The leading edge of an advancing cold air mass that is underrunning and displacing the warmer air in its path Generally, with the passage of a cold front, the temperature and humidity decrease, the pressure rises, and the wind shifts (usually from the southwest to the northwest in the Northern Hemisphere) Precipitation is generally at and/or behind the front, and with a fast-moving system, a squall line may develop ahead of the front See occluded front and warm front; A narrow transition zone separating advancing colder air from retreating warmer air The air behind a cold front is cooler and typically drier than the air it is replacing; A boundary between dissimilar air masses at which colder and/or drier air (more dense air) is advancing on warmer and/or moister air (less dense air); A front along which a cold air mass thrusts beneath a warmer air mass
cold fronts: plural form of cold front

cold front

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Cold front

Turkish pronunciation

kōld frʌnt

Synonyms

cold sector, cold snap, cold spell, cold wave, polar front, snap, squall line

Pronunciation

/ˈkōld ˈfrənt/ /ˈkoʊld ˈfrʌnt/

Etymology

[ 'kOld ] (adjective.) before 12th century. Middle English, from Old English ceald, cald; akin to Old High German kalt cold, Latin gelu frost, gelare to freeze.

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