On a Surface- Level Synoptic Weather Chart, a Front Is

question 103

Multiple Choice

On a surface- level synoptic weather chart, a front is often identified by zones that exhibit:

• A) gradual changes in pressure.
• B) a strong jet stream.
• C) abrupt changes in temperature, humidity, and wind direction.
• D) clear skies.

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Definitions:

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