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Where do violent storms generally form along?
cold fronts
What is the weather along a front?
its is misty and cold on A COLD FRONT AND MUGGY AND WARM ON A WARM FRONT
Can thunderstorms form along a cold front?
yes
What type of storm system is usually found only along a cold front?
A Snowstorm!ANS2:A squall line sets up along the advancing edge of a cold front.
What is the main climate at the earth's poles?
along the equator : warm at the poles : cold and windy ;) =)) !*
Why does warm air rises above cold air?
i think the denser thing always sets in bottom of cold thing.and war air will settle down and cold air rises above.....
Why does cold air push under warm air along a cold front?
Because with any gas, air expands and rises when it is heated (by the Earth's heat/suns reflection in this case) so the cold air is at the bottom.
Is the Korean war the same thing as the cold war?
The Korean War was one of the larger conflicts of the Cold War, along with the Vietnamese War (which lasted a lot longer).
What is the name of the thing used to keep liquids warm or cold?
Vacuum flask.
All the downstairs radiators are cold on the bottom and hot on the top?
radiators are cold on the bottom and hot on the top?
How did mark winterbottom get the nickname frosty?
Cause his last name is WINTER-bottom so in Winter its really cold and FROSTY
Why is the refrigerator cold at bottom and warm at top?
The refrigerator is cold at the bottom and warm at the top because warm air rises. Cold air is heavier than warm air and settles toward the bottom of the appliance.
Why is the top of your refrigerator cold but not the bottom part?
the top part is cold because that's where the freezer is and the refrigerator is the bottom part.
Where do violent storms generally form along?
cold fronts
How cold it is at the bottom of the ocean?
3000 metres
Are compressors supposed to be cold from top to bottom?
NO
In what sense do we say there is no such thing as cold?
Cold isn't a thing in itself, but is an absence of thermal energy.
