Question

When warm air moves over cold air, a warm front forms. The warm air tends to rise along a gentle slope above the cold air and form layers of clouds. Given this information, which of the following cloud types and weather conditions would most likely result from an incoming warm front? Please note: the cloud in the above image may not be realistic in size or shape. cumulus clouds and clear weather isolated cirrus clouds and clear weather cumulonimbus clouds and thunderstorms stratus clouds and drizzly rain

Answer 1

Since warm air gradually replaces cold air along a warm front, layers of stratus clouds are formed. A continuous drizzly rain tends to fall since stratus clouds typically cover large areas of the sky. Once the front has passed, however, clear and warm weather tends to follow. the answer is stratus clouds and drizzly rain

Answer 2

stratus clouds and drizzly rain