'Cold front catches' presentation slideshows

Modern Day Satellite Photos Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite (GOES) Program

http://weather.msfc.nasa.gov/GOES/goeseastconuswv.html. Weather Service began as part of the War Department September 1, 1872. Modern Day Satellite Photos Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite (GOES) Program Operated by National Weather Service (NWS).

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Fronts

Fronts. A refresher. Definition. A front is a boundary between relatively uniform warm air and a zone in which temperatures cools rapidly. Four Main Types of Fronts. Warm Front. Stationary Fronts. Occluded Front (a hybrid). As a front passes there are changes in. Temperature Dew point

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High and Low Pressure Systems Weather Systems Unit

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GY205 Weather and Climate

GY205 Weather and Climate. Lecture 5 (Please turn in homework on the table). Air Masses. Very large bodies of air with fairly uniform temp and humidity characteristics Form in high and low latitudes, not mid-latitudes Air takes on the characteristics of the source region

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Our Atmosphere

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SO441 Synoptic Meteorology

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Middle Latitude Cyclones

Middle Latitude Cyclones. By Jenny Barnes. An Introduction:. Mid-Latitude cyclones are also known as extra-tropical or frontal cyclones These weather systems are named for occurring in the middle latitudes of earth.

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Reading a Weather Map

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STANDARD GRADE OCCLUDED FRONTS

STANDARD GRADE OCCLUDED FRONTS. John Smith Invergordon Academy. WHAT IS AN OCCLUDED FRONT?. You have already learned that the cold front moves faster than the warm front . The warm sector is squeezed upwards, so that is right off the ground.

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