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How are cold fronts different from stationary fronts
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How are cold fronts different from stationary fronts

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The Cold front is a front in which cold air is replacing warm air at the surface.

Whereas, stationary fronts do not move or barely.
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stationary fronts do not move at all, and cold fronts is the collision with a warm front. one of the front's movement does not take place and the other front makes a transition with a mass (cold front).
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