Study the diagram. 1 Low pressure center L 15 km 2 Unstable atmosphere 10 km Altitude Convection 4 5 Altitude 5 km 6 Air temp 3 Seawater ? 80
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A front is a boundary between two air masses with different temperatures and humidity. The diagram does not show two distinct air masses, so it is not a front. Show more…
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