JX103

Which parameters of an air mass are generally uniform when measured across any horizontal direction?

Which four frontal properties used to locate and classify fronts?

What are the five factors that influence frontal weather?

With frontal passage, the winds of a cold front will shift from the ______to the ______, and the winds of a warm front will shift from the ______ to the ______.

In one respect, embedded warm-front thunderstorms present a greater flying hazard than cold-front thunderstorms because the warm-front cumulonimbus clouds ______.

What would indicate that a cold front has passed?

If you are flying from east to west and you encounter cirrus, cirrostratus, alto-stratus, nimbostratus and then stratus clouds, you are most likely approaching a ______.

Where does the greatest contrast between air masses exists?

What type of slope does a warm front have?

Stationary front weather is similar to what type of front?

An occluded front is generally located ____ to ____ of the frontal intersection. This is also where the most ____ weather of an occluded front occurs.

How are squall lines depicted on surface charts?

How far ahead of a warm front can the associated cloud system reach?

What type of wind shift will you expect to find when encountering a stationary front?

What kind of weather can be expected when flying through an occluded front?

What type of frontal system usually has no clouds or precipitation?

At what level above the surface do the differences between two air masses forming a front become negligible?

Every front is located in a _______.

Lines of fast moving thunderstorms are known as _______.

Which frontal system has a more shallow slope, a cold front or a warm front?