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Cool air (CP) 996 1000 B. Fold air jen) 1008 Storm movement 100 200 miles Warm air (mT) cale 1. Label the cold front, warm front and occluded front on Figure 1. 2. Draw arrows showing the surface wind directions at points A, C, E, F and G. Remember, this is a cyclone. 3. Label the regions most likely to experience precipitation with the word "precipitation." |

Cool air (CP) 996 1000 B. Fold air jen) 1008 Storm movement 100 200 miles Warm air (mT) cale 1. Label the cold front, warm front and occluded front on Figure 1. 2. Draw arrows showing the surface wind directions at points A, C, E, F and G. Remember, this is a cyclone. 3. Label the regions most likely to experience precipitation with the word "precipitation." |

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AaBbCcDc References AaBbCcDdEe ut AaBbCcDdEe E E 1 T Heading 1 E E • 5 No Spacing Normal A Aa v F Cool air (cP) 996 1000 1004 Cold air (cP) 1008 Storm movement Warm air (mT) 00 200 miles 1. Label the cold front, warm front and occluded front on Figure 1. 2. Draw arrows showing the surface wind directions at points A, C, E, F and G. Remember, this is a cyclone. 3. Label the regions most likely to experience precipitation with the word "precipitation." |
Transcribed Image Text:AaBbCcDc References AaBbCcDdEe ut AaBbCcDdEe E E 1 T Heading 1 E E • 5 No Spacing Normal A Aa v F Cool air (cP) 996 1000 1004 Cold air (cP) 1008 Storm movement Warm air (mT) 00 200 miles 1. Label the cold front, warm front and occluded front on Figure 1. 2. Draw arrows showing the surface wind directions at points A, C, E, F and G. Remember, this is a cyclone. 3. Label the regions most likely to experience precipitation with the word "precipitation." |
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