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Follow the below directions using Figure 3. You can complete this analysis digitally or manually, then upload the resulting figure. Draw isobars at 4 mb intervals, starting with 1004 mb. Be sure to label your contours with its value and units. (Note: do not forget to decode the pressure values) Label the center of low pressure with an “L.” Draw the warm and cold fronts. (Note: remember you can use temperature and wind to find these boundaries, among other variables) Label the cP and mT air masses.

Follow the below directions using Figure 3. You can complete this analysis digitally or manually, then upload the resulting figure. Draw isobars at 4 mb intervals, starting with 1004 mb. Be sure to label your contours with its value and units. (Note: do not forget to decode the pressure values) Label the center of low pressure with an “L.” Draw the warm and cold fronts. (Note: remember you can use temperature and wind to find these boundaries, among other variables) Label the cP and mT air masses.

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Follow the below directions using Figure 3. You can complete this analysis digitally or manually, then upload the resulting figure.

  1. Draw isobars at 4 mb intervals, starting with 1004 mb. Be sure to label your contours with its value and units. (Note: do not forget to decode the pressure values)
  2. Label the center of low pressure with an “L.”
  3. Draw the warm and cold fronts. (Note: remember you can use temperature and wind to find these boundaries, among other variables)
  4. Label the cP and mT air masses.
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Transcribed Image Text:110 22 45 096 39 39 084 124 280 132 088 39 124 31 38 48 026 45 46 124 43 163 029 54 103 30 60 040 069R 40 54 097 43 | 45 044 66 099 53 611 55 41 42 109 36 126 330 075 149 o 126 60 70140 59 660124 L49 128 38 114 60 72 171 194 64 38 63 153 61 69 52 128 50 Figure 3: Map of standard weather observations from the WMO station model
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