front system

A front system in meteorology refers to the boundary between two air masses with different temperatures and humidity levels. It marks where warmer, moist air meets cooler, drier air, often leading to weather changes such as clouds, precipitation, or shifts in wind. Think of it as a moving line of clash or transition in the atmosphere that signals upcoming weather patterns. There are different types, like cold fronts and warm fronts, each producing distinct weather effects. Fronts are key to understanding and predicting changes in weather conditions over a region.