A warm occluded front occurs when the cold front that catches up to the warm front has warmer air than the air in front of the warm front. The cool air will slide up the colder air, ...

We hear it all the time from meteorologists. “A cold front will move in and bring storms,” or “a warm front is heading our way with light rain.” But why do we expect certain weather ...

An occluded front, represented by a purple line with alternating triangles and circles, generally forms when a cold front overtakes a warm front, which happens due to the speed of a warm and cold ...

Occluded fronts are a bit more exciting to look at on a map, as several condition changes can impact an area as an occluded front moves through. Occluded fronts form as a swiftly moving cold front ...

Ever been caught in a sudden downpour or surprised by a snowstorm that wasn’t supposed to happen? Weather forecasting is a mysterious dance of science, ... Read more The post 14 Forecasting Terms You ...

Yesterday, was cold and damp all day as we sat on the colder side of a cold front. Highs were only in the mid 40s. ... Blog: Non-stop warm and cold fronts by: Jeremy Wheeler. Posted: Feb 6, ...

There’s a reason for this, and it all has to do with the tilt of the Earth, the transitioning seasons, and cold fronts. An area of interest was given a low formation probability off our east coast.

Meteorologist Taylor Stephenson explains the science behind cold front formation in this week's installment of "Weather Works." Skip Navigation Share on Facebook ...