1).
the boundary that separates different air masses is called a(n)
front
cyclone...
1).
the boundary that separates different air masses is called a(n)
front
cyclone
anticyclone
storm
2).
along which type of front is the intensity of precipitation generally heavy, but short-lived?
warm front
cold front
stationary front
occluded front
3). what kind of shape is associated with a middle-latitude cyclone?
circle
wave
square
triangle
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