Definition of cold front
: an advancing edge of a cold air mass
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Examples of cold front in a Sentence
A cold front will move in tomorrow, bringing with it clear skies.
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Then a cold front will bring a return to colder weather early next week.
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As the weekend approaches, an unrelated cold front is forecasted to cool down the region – a high of 80 on Friday will drop to 72 degrees on Saturday.
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The cold front providing relief from the heat is set to stall over the region, bringing cloudy skies and on-and-off rain.
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They then are expected shift to the southeast into Missouri as a line of storms along an advancing cold front.
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That precipitation is coming on the edge of a cold front that will drop temperatures significantly into Sunday.
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The next cold front can be seen offshore on satellite this evening.
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Warmer weather is expected by Monday night, but another cold front is expected mid-week, Garcia said.
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As the cold front moved through, temperatures began to drop to more pleasant levels.
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First Known Use of cold front
1921
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Definition of cold front for English Language Learners
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: the front edge of a moving mass of cold air
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