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16 June, 08:48

Why are some fronts produce stronger storms than others?

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  1. 16 June, 10:05
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    There are several reasons why some front produce stronger storms than others:

    - temperature difference between the air masses: the larger the difference the greater the change when they collide and the stronger the storm

    - moisture

    - slope of the front. Fast moving fronts tend to have a steeper slopes and a narrower band of violent weather.
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