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n. (weather front English)
Usage examples of "weather fronts".
What if six billion people can focus their attentions, their psychic energies -- call them whatever you want -- and that's how we can manipulate weather fronts and jet streams?
Ragged bolts of lightning cracked and were followed by booming thunder as all the fury of colliding weather fronts was unleashed.
On a small scale it was similar to the naval actions in the Pacific Ocean where the fleets moved forward and retreated under the protection of bad weather fronts.
At eight o'clock that night, the Weather Channel was still on, and Sarah had watched the same weather fronts for almost five hours now.
In the lowlands around Lake Superior weather fronts, with their attendant changes in pressure, gave her headaches.
The same map showed the location of weather fronts, kept a running count of wind velocity, and let them know which direction they were flying at all times.
Expressions flickered across her features with the speed and volatility of weather fronts moving across the Seattle skyline.