Definition of warm front
: an advancing edge of a warm air mass
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Examples of warm front in a Sentence
An approaching warm front often means that rain is coming.
Recent Examples of warm front from the Web
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The spring-like temperatures won’t last long as a cold front comes in right behind the departing warm front and will spread heavier rain from the coast inland by Wednesday evening.
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High pressure will bring some sunshine Wednesday morning, but a warm front across western Pennsylvania will cause thickening afternoon clouds.
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At some point in the late morning or early afternoon, a warm front passes through the area, pushing temperatures into the mid-70s.
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Saturday highs head for the mid-80s to near 90 as the warm front moves well to our north.
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The warm front will shift north of the region on Friday, bringing morning clouds and possible showers.
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Temperatures could reach 76 on Thursday and will stay high until Saturday, but wind will accompany the warm front, the National Weather Service said.
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Confidence: Medium Tomorrow night: The warm front should have cleared the region by evening, and winds from the south draw in very mild air.
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Temperature rises are not as dramatic here, typically measured in hours or days, not minutes, after a warm front passage.
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First Known Use of warm front
1921
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: the front edge of a moving mass of warm air
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