What Are Air Masses and Fronts
An Air Mass Is a Body of Air with a Relatively Constant Temperature and Moisture Content over a Significant Altitude. Air Masses Typically Cover Hundreds...
What Are Air Masses And Fronts?
An air mass is a body of air with a relatively constant temperature and moisture content over a significant altitude. Air masses typically cover hundreds, thousands, or millions of square kilometers. A front is the boundary at which two air masses of different temperature and moisture content meet.
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What are air masses and weather fronts?
Air masses are large bodies of air that have similar temperature and humidity. These air masses are moved around the atmosphere by prevailing winds that blow in one direction. At the boundaries between air masses, weather fronts form. Weather fronts cause changes in the weather such as rain, storms and wind.
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