Question

A warm front is when a warm air masses advances on a cold air mass and

Answer 1

causes the warm air to rise over the cooler, denser air. As the warm air ascends, it cools and condenses, leading to the formation of clouds and precipitation. This process typically results in a gradual increase in temperature, changes in wind direction, and steady, often prolonged rainfall. Unlike cold fronts, which can lead to quicker, more intense storms, warm fronts generally bring lighter, more continuous rain and are often associated with stratiform cloud types like nimbostratus. After the warm front passes, the weather usually becomes warmer and more humid, with clearing skies.