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Q95: If you were 200 kilometers ahead of

Q96: If a warm front is approaching, you

Q97: The region between the warm front and

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Q99: In 1921, J. Bjerknes and his co-

Q101: A warm front is said to exist

Q102: Cyclones usually move fastest in summer.

Q103: Cyclogenesis refers to the birth of a

Q104: Straight west- to- east winds aloft cause

Q105: As a warm front approaches, which progression