A warm front forms when

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saw5 [17]3 years ago

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A warm front forms when warm air glides up over colder air.

aleksklad [387]3 years ago

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Answer: C. warm air glides up over colder air.

Warm front is a transition zone between warm air mass and cold air mass. A typical warm front moves from a southwest to northeast direction. The air behind the warm front is warmer and moist whereas the air in front is cooler. A warm front bring change to the atmosphere of a region. It makes the atmosphere warmer and humid.

<em>Warm air glides up over colder air results in a formation of warm front as colder air is replaced by warm air.</em>

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