Study the map. Then use the drawing tool to create a model of how the two air masses look when they interact at front 1.

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Jonathan Camenisch · Answer 1 · 2022-10-30T21:21:17+0000

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2 and 3 look like a cold front in front of 1.

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3 is an occluded front which occurs when a cold air mass devours a warm air mass and then collides with another cold mass. 2 is a warm air mass, and 1 is a cold air mass.

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Study the map. Then use the drawing tool to create a model of how the two air masses look when they interact at front 1.

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