How is a front defined in terms of weather?. A) the leading edge of an anticyclone flow. B) the trailing edge of a warm front. C) the physical boundary between two or more air gasses. D) the stationary boundary between a warm and cold air mass

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Maren Krause

Physics

4 November, 08:51

How is a front defined in terms of weather?. A) the leading edge of an anticyclone flow. B) the trailing edge of a warm front. C) the physical boundary between two or more air gasses. D) the stationary boundary between a warm and cold air mass

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Abril Holloway · Answer 1

A front is defined as a "boundary" that separates two masses of different air densities. I am not entirely sure, but I think the answers are either C or D, but I'm mostly convinced it's option D.