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What is a cold front?

This is the dividing line, the boundary where cold air masses meet warmer ones. Weather changes occur on this line. In the summer comes the time of rain, wind, bad weather.

Usually, after the passage of a cold front, atmospheric pressure drops and dense heavy clouds form.

Author: Mendeleev V.A.

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