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. 1102245 0963939084124280132088391243138 48026454612443163029541033060 040069R4054 097 43| 4504466 09953611554142 10936126330075149o 126607014059660124L49128381146072171194643863 153616952 12850Figure 3: Map of standard weather observations from the WMO station model

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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.