Answer:
D. A warm front brings rain in humid air on occasion, but a cold front brings thunderstorms in summer.
Explanation:
Weather can be defined as the atmospheric conditions of a particular area over a short period of time. Some examples of elements of weather includes clouds, precipitation, air pressure, wind, relative humidity, temperature etc.
In meteorology, precipitation is the end result of condensation of atmospheric water vapour falling under gravity from clouds. Precipitation is rain, snow, sleet, hail, drizzle, pellets, ice and graupel falling from the sky.
A warm front refers to the transition zone or boundary where a mass of cold air is being replaced by a mass of warm air.
On the other hand, cold front refers to the transition zone or boundary where a mass of warm air is being replaced by a mass of cold air
Generally, the weather caused by a warm front compare to the weather caused by a cold front based on the fact that, a warm front brings rain in humid air on occasion, but a cold front brings thunderstorms in summer.
