Based on the conceptual models of warm and cold fronts over the continental US as presented in chapter 11, identify each of the following as being a characteristic of either a warm front or cold front. advancing warm, moist air overruns cooler and drier air stable conditions along the ont in winter, rain, freezing rain, sleet and snow are common advancing cold, dry air vigorously lifts slower moving warm, moist air

advancing warm, moist air overruns cooler and drier air - - - Warm front. stable conditions along the font - - - warm front. in winter rain, freezing rain, sleet and snow are common - - - Warm front. advancing cold, dry air vigorously lifts slower moving warm, moist air - - - Cold front.

Explanation:

The cold weather font is described as the change over of the cold air mass and they replace the warm fronts and usually move for the northwest to the southeast. The freezing and the snow are more common in the northern parts of the warm fronts and they occur if the warmer layer is deep and only a shallow layer of below freezing in the air. As the stationary front marks the boundary between the two air masses and often occurs due to the changing character of the low air masses and are especially found when the front is in an area of the low pressure.