Along which type of front is the intensity of precipitation generally heavy but short-lived

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Damian Greene

23 March, 01:29

Along which type of front is the intensity of precipitation generally heavy but short-lived

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Keyla Barrett · Answer 1

A cold front is the type of front that the intensity of precipitation such as rain, sleet, or snow are generally heavy but do not last long or are short-lived. Cold fronts are most common in coastal areas and move from northeast to southeast. A cold air mass is replacing a warm air mass during a cold-front.