Atmospheric Fronts is a dynamical construct in meteorology denoting a narrow transition zone between distinct air masses in the atmosphere, distinguished by sharp gradients in potential temperature and wind velocity that are sustained by baroclinic instabilities and governed by the conservation of potential vorticity.
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Tim Hewson · Meteorological Applications · 1998 · 320 citations
Relating global precipitation to atmospheric fronts
Jennifer L. Catto, Christian Jakob, Gareth Berry et al. · Geophysical Research Letters · 2012 · 311 citations · Full text
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