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Braydon Hansen
18 November, 09:29
What severe events could warm fronts produce
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Aaron Cherry
18 November, 10:20
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Warm fronts can produce events such as heavy thunderstorms or tornadoes depending the climate. A cold climate will possibly produce tornados in the event of a warm front
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