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When two weather systems collide, the zone of collision is called a front. This collision is what mostly causes severe storms. It's not the only cause. Tropical revolving storms - Cyclones,Hurricanes and Typhoons- are not caused by or associated with fronts. Additionally, very hot weather can cause severe thunderstorms, which again are not necessarily associated with a front.

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A weather front is, in general, a boundry between air masses of different temperatures and, therefore, different densities. These air masses will typically be carrying different amounts of moisture, too. Hot air meeting cold or cold air pushing into hot air generates instability in the movement of the involved air masses. This instability has the ability to generate wind and different forms of precipitation. Just to cite one example, if a mass of warm, moist air is overrun by a mass of cold, dry air, the cold air will take energy from that warm wet air and the resulting cooling may cause rain, thunderstorms, snow, or other types of atmospheric (meteorological) phenomenon.

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There are many reasons why storms occur along fronts. There is energy that is trapped between fronts that can cause a storm for example.

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They form along cold fronts

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Clouds gather just ahead of fronts

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Why is there precipitation along a front line?

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Do tornadoes occur along the warm front of a mid altitude air mass?

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