Question

Take a look at the weather map. Thunderstorms can be expected! We know this because a cold front is pushing into
A. the South

B. a warm front

C. sunny weather

D. another cold front

Answer 1

A thunderstorm can be expected when a cold front is pushing into a warm front.

Option (b) is correct.

Explanation:

• Thunderstorms occur when a cold front advances towards a warm front.
• When warm air cools down then it causes the moisture, which forms water vapors.
• These water vapors condense during the process of condensation.
• If this phenomenon occurs on a large scale then a thunderstorm can be expected.