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Chemistry, 09.02.2021 23:10 nayo2006

A front remains in place over an area for an entire week and causes persistent fog and some drizzle during that time. What kind of front is this? a. Stationary Front

b. Cold Front

c. Occluded Front

d. Warm Front

A front passes slowly but steadily over an area and causes lots of mid-level clouds and some light rain. What kind of front is this?

Group of answer choices

a. Cold Front

b. Stationary Front

c. Occluded Front

d. Warm Front

A front passes very quickly over an area and causes severe thunderstorms. Afterwards the weather is very cold but sunny. What kind of front is this?

Group of answer choices

a. Cold Front

b. Stationary Front

c. Occluded Front

d. Warm Front

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