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Worksheet: Warm and cold fronts
Sheet 2: Satellite view of a cold front |
Excercise:
This satellite picture shows a cold front above Central Europe. Print this picture (download worksheet - pdf-File)!
Mark the words, printed bold, in the picture
and draw the bow of the Alps, the Po delta ,
and the border with extreme weather appearances in the picture!
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Low (Baltic Sea); 9th of Sept. 2001, 9:16 - 14:44 UTC, NOAA VIS author: Bernhard Muehr, Institute for Meteorology and climate science Berlin, University of Karlsruhe Source: http://www-imk.physik.uni-karlsruhe.de/~muehr/Sat/satsp141.htm
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Impressive swirl-structure of a strong cyclone with its center above the East European Sea.
Having almost completely occluded the cold air moves along a broad bow
above Northwest, Middle and East Europe
into the center of the cyclone (observe the araeted and cellular picture of clouds).
The plain of the Po delta, in the lee-side of the Alps, is almost free of clouds.
Further eastwards a broad, bright band of clouds
marks the border to continental warm air above southeast Europe;
at this border extreme weather appearances are normal.
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- Author: Dr. Yvonne Schleicher - University of Nürnberg - Germany - scientific reviewing: - educational reviewing: Prof. Dr. Schrettenbrunner, Julia Heres - last update: 08.09.03
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