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Mireya Hahn

26 June, 03:24

A warm front forms when

A. cold air moves up over warmer air.

B. a warm air mass meets another air mass of the same temperature.

C. warm air glides up over colder air.

D. the temperature in a warm air mass increases. Reset Selection

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