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When a cold front moves into an area with warmer air, what are the likely consequences?

A. Warm air will be pushed upward, which may produce precipitation.
B. Clear, sunny weather as the two air masses mix.
C. Cold air will rise and produce thunderstorms.
D. No interaction between air masses as they move by.



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Final answer:

When a cold front meets warm air, it leads to precipitation and thunderstorms due to the displacement of warm air by cold air.


Explanation:

When a cold front moves into an area with warmer air, the likely consequences include warm air being pushed upward, leading to precipitation. Cold air displacing warm air results in thunderstorms rather than clear sunny weather. The interaction of these air masses causes cloud formation, precipitation, and changes in temperature.


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