Question

What kind of front does not cause a temperature change and producing light wind and precipitation?

A-Cold front
B-Occluded fronts
C-Stationary fronts
D-Warm front

Answer 1

D. Warm front

Step-by-step explanation:

Warm fronts typically have warmer and more moist air than the air in front of it. Replacing the cold air with warm air can cause precipitation.