A front is a boundary between two _________ ________. * A. Bodies of land B. Bodies of water C. Air masses D. Cloud sides

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Hardik Kumbhani asked Apr 7, 2022

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A front is a boundary between two _________ ________. *

A. Bodies of land
B. Bodies of water
C. Air masses
D. Cloud sides

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Answer: c

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C. Air masses

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depending on the air masses involved and which way the fronts move, fronts can be either warm, cold, stationary, or occluded.

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