Question

Examine the weather map above. Based on the map... There is a front moving into the Houston area. What kind of front is shown, and how will it affect their current temperature? (1 point - must answer both parts correctly) There is a storm moving over the Houston area. What kind of pressure system causes this type of weather? (1 point)

Answer 1

To answer your question, I would need to analyze the specific weather map you're referencing. However, I can provide general information based on typical weather patterns.

1. **Type of Front**: If there is a front moving into the Houston area, it is likely a cold front or a warm front. A cold front typically brings a drop in temperature as it replaces warmer air with cooler air, while a warm front typically leads to a rise in temperature as it brings warmer air. If the front is cold, the current temperature in Houston would likely decrease; if it's warm, the temperature would likely increase.

2. **Pressure System**: Storms are typically associated with low-pressure systems. A low-pressure system can cause unstable air, leading to cloud formation and precipitation, which would explain the storm moving over the Houston area.

If you can provide details or describe the weather map, I can give a more specific answer!