Question

Which explains what happens to a warm air mass at a cold front?


A.
A cold air mass overtakes a warm one, and the cold air gradually pushes the warm air up. The gradually rising warm air cools, and the water in the air condenses to form clouds and gentle rain.


B.
A warm air mass overtakes a cold one, and the warm air rapidly rises and cools. The water in the air condenses to form clouds, heavy rain, and thunderstorms.


C.
A cold air mass overtakes a warm one, and the cold air rapidly pushes the warm air up. The rapidly rising warm air cools, and the water in the air

Answer 1

C.
A cold air mass overtakes a warm one, and the cold air rapidly pushes the warm air up. The rapidly rising warm air cools, and the water in the air condenses to form clouds, heavy rain, and thunderstorms.

Answer 2

D.
A warm air mass overtakes a cold one, and the warm air gradually rises and cools. The water in the air condenses to form clouds and gentle rain

Answer 3

i think its a

Answer 4

why

Answer 5

it might have been in a different order

Answer 6

@Dkace

Answer 7

do you have a guess?

Answer 8

One second.

Answer 9

Well when a cold front meets warm air it goes under the warm air because of the different density's.

Answer 10

thats why i thought it was a

Answer 11

Yes I would go with that, I think that if enough water vapor condenses when it is going under the warm air there may be precipitation.

Answer 12

i mastered it omfggggggggggggggg Dkace all yours were right

Answer 13

Feel free to tag me anytime if you need me man. I'll help if I am around.

Answer 14

it was my last retry thx so muuuuuuch