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En un frente ocluido frío:In a cold occlusion:

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Correct answer: a) The cold air pushing from behind is colder than the air mass ahead of it.

Why it is correct

In a cold occlusion the air behind is colder than the air ahead and lifts it.

Why the others are not

  • b) That is a warm occlusion.
  • c) Does not define it.
  • d) The reverse.

How to work it out in the exam

  1. Cold occlusion: colder behind.

Where this question comes from

Try it: Weather visuals

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