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How are pressure systems are different from fronts. I need this answer right away
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A Front is basically a boundary between two air masses ,and more like A Weather System.
A Pressure System is air being lifted instead of pressed down and The MOVEMENT of a cold front through a Warm Front is usually called a pressure System
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