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A weather front is a boundary between two air masses. It can be thought of like the frontline in a battle, where the warm air represents one side and its 'enemy,' the cold air, the other side. Across a front, there can be large variations in temperature, as warm air comes into contact with cooler air. The difference in temperature can indicate ... Forecasted storm systems, cold and warm fronts, and rain and snow areas. See Maps. Extended Forecast Maps. 20 Maps. Ten Day US Forecast Maps. See Maps. Severe Maps. 1 Map. The type of front shown in the diagram above is: A) a cold front. B) a warm front. C) a stationary front. D) an occluded front. B. Refer to the diagram of a front shown above. If the warm air at the back is stable, what kind of cloud is most likely to form and produce precipitation in association with the front? Warm front diagram