According to the information in the image, it can be inferred that the correct answer is option 2 because it shows the map correctly.
What is an air front?
An air front is an air mass that separates two air masses with clearly differentiated characteristics. The fronts can be classified into different groups according to their temperature.
Classification of the fronts:
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Stationary: Neither of the two separating masses advances against each other.
- Mobile: Subdivided, in turn, into warm, cold and occluded.
- Warm: Of the two masses, the warm one advances over or against the cold one. On the surface weather map, it is represented by a solid line with semicircles attached to it.
- Cold: Separates masses in which the cold advances over the warm; It is represented with a continuous line and triangles attached to it.
- Occluded: It forms when a cold front reaches a warm front and displaces air from the warm sector of the surface; On a surface weather map, occluded fronts are represented by solid, somewhat thick lines with pairs of semicircles and triangles attached to them.
According to the previous information, we can infer that the lines of the graph must be:
- A. Cold front because cold air advances over warm air.
- B. Warm front because the warm air mass advances over the cold air.
Note: This question is incomplete because the map and the options are missing. Here is the complete information.
- Which front symbols are drawn correctly, based on the air masses shown?
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