https://padlet.com/rjohnson110/msh0nkxlqzwn Write 3 main ideas from the video, 2 interesting facts, and 1 question you have about fronts. en-us 2018-04-12 12:08:59 UTC 2021-02-03 21:23:51 UTC hello@padlet.com 1586873 https://padlet.com/rjohnson110/msh0nkxlqzwn/wish/251567075 Three main ideas: Air masses are chunks of air that have the same moisture and temperature level. A cold front is the colder mass of air which bring intense weather. The opposite of the cold front is the warm front that brings snow and rain just like the cold front, but it's less extreme.
2 interesting facts:  A cold front happenes when the cold air mass goes below the warm air mass. A warm front is when a warm air mass goes over the cold air mass. 
1 question: Can two fronts that are the same meet with each other? 
Example: cold front and cold front, instead of warm front and cold front. ]]> 2018-04-13 14:15:59 UTC https://padlet.com/rjohnson110/msh0nkxlqzwn/wish/251567075 1633830 https://padlet.com/rjohnson110/msh0nkxlqzwn/wish/251567478 The three main ideas in the video are: Air masses are clumps of Air that are the same temperature throughout the whole mass. Warm and cold fronts. The two interesting facts I learned are a warm front is when a warm mass of air moves over a cold mass, and the opposite for a cold front.
My question is what severe weather is caused for a cold mass of air hitting another cold mass of air?]]> 2018-04-13 14:16:40 UTC https://padlet.com/rjohnson110/msh0nkxlqzwn/wish/251567478 1585275 https://padlet.com/rjohnson110/msh0nkxlqzwn/wish/251568627 3 Main Ideas- Air masses, Cold fronts, and Warm fronts. 1 interesting fact I learned from this video is about air masses, there are 4 of them in the U.S. it has its own temperature to which that also I did not know. My other interesting fact that I learned was that there are two cold fronts and two warm fronts (from the 4 air masses in the U.S.) The two cold air masses are the Maritime and Continental Polar. The Continental Polar is cold and dry to which the Maritime Polar is cold and wet. The two warm air masses are the Continental and Maritime Tropical. The Continental Tropical is warm and dry to which the Maritime Tropical is warm and wet. My question about all of this is how many exactly air masses are in the world, and are they the same as ours?]]> 2018-04-13 14:18:38 UTC https://padlet.com/rjohnson110/msh0nkxlqzwn/wish/251568627 1593451 https://padlet.com/rjohnson110/msh0nkxlqzwn/wish/251568816 Cold air masses, Cold fronts, warm air masses. An interesting fact I learned is an air mass is a body of air that has its own temperature and moisture. Another interesting fact I learned was that a warm front forms when a warm air mass stretches over a cold air mass. One question I have is: "What if a cold air mass crashes into a cold air mass?".]]> 2018-04-13 14:18:59 UTC https://padlet.com/rjohnson110/msh0nkxlqzwn/wish/251568816 1598449 https://padlet.com/rjohnson110/msh0nkxlqzwn/wish/251569547 The main idea from this video was how fronts form and what air masses are. An air mass is a large body of air with the same temperature and moisture. When two air masses meet and create weathers that is a front.  
Two interesting facts that I learned was when a cold air mass crashes into a warm air mass it creates a cold front and when a warm front stretches over a cold front it creates a warm front.
A question that I had was how does global warming affect fronts and masses.]]> 2018-04-13 14:19:52 UTC https://padlet.com/rjohnson110/msh0nkxlqzwn/wish/251569547 1594886 https://padlet.com/rjohnson110/msh0nkxlqzwn/wish/251570234 3: The main ideas in this video are air masses, cold fronts, and warm fronts.
2: Dry air masses are called continental, and wet air masses are called maritime.
1. Which types of fronts cause which weather, and are there factors other than the type of front that affect it?]]> 2018-04-13 14:21:03 UTC https://padlet.com/rjohnson110/msh0nkxlqzwn/wish/251570234 1623236 https://padlet.com/rjohnson110/msh0nkxlqzwn/wish/251571344 The main idea's from the video is about fronts and how they are made. Like cold air goes into warm air and warm air going into cold air. Cold fronts and Warm fronts are made by cold or warm air running into cold or warm air. One cool fact I learned is about Air mass and some things about it. A question about Fronts I have is whom found out about fronts. Like a scientist or just a random person.]]> 2018-04-13 14:23:06 UTC https://padlet.com/rjohnson110/msh0nkxlqzwn/wish/251571344 https://padlet.com/rjohnson110/msh0nkxlqzwn/wish/251574113 The 3 main ideas from the video: An air mass is a large clump of air with the same climate throughout the mass. A cold front brings extreme weather like storms, and snow in a harsh way. The opposite front (warm front) is the same thing but less extreme. 
2 interesting facts: Cumulus clouds form in cold fronts. Stratus clouds form in warm fronts.
1 question: How does the air mass move together and not split?]]> 2018-04-13 14:28:49 UTC https://padlet.com/rjohnson110/msh0nkxlqzwn/wish/251574113 1585127 https://padlet.com/rjohnson110/msh0nkxlqzwn/wish/251574808 The three main ideas from the video is ...
Air masses are clumps of air that have the same temperature as the whole mass. Another main idea is Cold fronts are extreme and cause extreme weathers such as snow and other storms. There are four types of air masses in the U.S.
Two interesting facts from the video are...
Cold front happens when a cold air mass goes under a warm air mass. Another cool fact I learned was that Cumulus clouds form during cold fronts and stratus clouds form during a warm front.
One question I have is...
What happens if two of the same fronts cash into each other?]]> 2018-04-13 14:30:07 UTC https://padlet.com/rjohnson110/msh0nkxlqzwn/wish/251574808 https://padlet.com/rjohnson110/msh0nkxlqzwn/wish/252561024 # main ideas about the ]]> 2018-04-17 13:33:03 UTC https://padlet.com/rjohnson110/msh0nkxlqzwn/wish/252561024 1593125 https://padlet.com/rjohnson110/msh0nkxlqzwn/wish/252562528 3 main ideas: Air mass is a large body of air that have the same temperature as the moisture level. When a cold front happens bad weather happens.

2 interesting facts A cold front happens when the cold front pushes the warm front up. A warm front happens when the warm front goes over the cold front.

1 question: Since the temperature can change.... can the fronts change? Example: Warm into cold and cold into warm?]]> 2018-04-17 13:35:43 UTC https://padlet.com/rjohnson110/msh0nkxlqzwn/wish/252562528 1714662 https://padlet.com/rjohnson110/msh0nkxlqzwn/wish/252564351 3 main idea's: Air mass is a large body of air that has the same temperature and the same moisture level throughout. Cold fronts happen when cold air mass pushes warm air mass up. Heavy rain, thunderstorms, and snow occur. Warm fronts occurs when warm air mass stretches over cold air mass. Steady light rain or snow occurs.
2 interesting facts:  Stratus clouds are formed in warm fronts. Cumulus clouds are formed in cold fronts.
1 question: Can stratus clouds be formed in cold fronts?]]> 2018-04-17 13:38:42 UTC https://padlet.com/rjohnson110/msh0nkxlqzwn/wish/252564351 1633799 https://padlet.com/rjohnson110/msh0nkxlqzwn/wish/252591160 1 Stratus clouds are formed in warm fronts.2Cumulos clouds form in cold/.
Can the two interestings factss switch fronts?

]]> 2018-04-17 14:25:50 UTC https://padlet.com/rjohnson110/msh0nkxlqzwn/wish/252591160 1590942 https://padlet.com/rjohnson110/msh0nkxlqzwn/wish/252616818 An air mass is a large area of air that has the same temperature and moisture in it. A cold front is caused when a cold air mass and a warm air clash together and the cold air pushes the warm air upwards, also a cold front usually causes cumulus clouds and makes you have rainy/bad stormy weather. A warm front is caused when a warm air mass goes behind a cold air mass going above it and then goes back down in front of it, in a warm front it usually has stratus clouds it can rain and snow to but usually it is light rain or snow.]]> 2018-04-17 15:12:27 UTC https://padlet.com/rjohnson110/msh0nkxlqzwn/wish/252616818 1589479 https://padlet.com/rjohnson110/msh0nkxlqzwn/wish/252819929 The three main idea's are: Air masses are big chunks of air that have the same moisture and temperature as the entire mass. A warm front is an air mass that has warm air which goes around the cold air. A cold front is just an air mass of cold air that pushes the warm air up.
2 interesting facts: A warm front can still produce rain and snow it's just not as extreme as a cold front. There are four air masses in America.
1 question: If there was a cold front that bumped into the warm front, would there be a closer chance of a cold front happening if there was more cold air? What would determine whether a cold front would come or a warm front?]]> 2018-04-18 01:27:41 UTC https://padlet.com/rjohnson110/msh0nkxlqzwn/wish/252819929