Answer for both cold and warm front please. In the following section, we are going to try to identify surface fronts on our map. To do that, fill in the table below contrasting typical changes in weather through time for cold and warm fronts so that you know what you are looking for in the surface weather data. For each time (before, while and after) consider typical changes in: clouds, precipitation, temperature, pressure and winds. Select your answers in the table below. *Important: When considering winds, assume the fronts are in North America. BeforefrontpassesCold frontAfterfrontpasses• clouds:None (Clearing)/Cumulusprecipitation: None to Light/Showers• temperature: Warm• pressure: Relative minimum• winds: Southerly (or southwesterly)●While • clouds:frontpasses●Cumulonimbus◆precipitation: Moderate to Heavy/Thunderstormstemperature: Dropping (decreasing)• pressure: Dropping (decreasing)• winds: Westerly (or northwesterly)• clouds:None (Clearing)/Cumulusprecipitation: None to Light/Showerstemperature: Cool→• pressure: Rising (increasing)• winds: Westerly (or northwesterly) ◆+◆→<>Warm front• clouds:●precipitation:temperature:• pressure:• winds:• clouds:precipitation:temperature:pressure:winds:• clouds:precipitation:temperature:• pressure:• winds:→◆◆◆◆"◆((4→

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Answer for both cold and warm front please. In the following section, we are going to try to identify surface fronts on our map. To do that, fill in the table below contrasting typical changes in weather through time for cold and warm fronts so that you know what you are looking for in the surface weather data. For each time (before, while and after) consider typical changes in: clouds, precipitation, temperature, pressure and winds. Select your answers in the table below. *Important: When considering winds, assume the fronts are in North America.