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CPL Meteorology
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CMTC.2.7
Topic:
Air masses and fronts
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In a cold occlusion (the most common type in the Southern Hemisphere), which air mass is coldest at the surface behind the occluded front?
A.
The air mass that was originally ahead of the cold front is coldest at the surface
B.
The two cold air masses have equal temperature, which is what allows the occlusion
C.
The new cold air mass (behind the cold front) is colder than the original cold air ahead
D.
The warm sector air, which is forced down to the surface behind the front
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