Cold Front In Cold Advection - Typical Appearance In Vertical Cross Sections

by ZAMG and FMI


Comparison of cross sections between a Cold Front and a Cold Front in Cold Advection (see Cold Front - Typical Appearance In Vertical Cross Sections ):
Cold Front in Cold Advection: 20 January 2007/06.00 UTC - Meteosat 8 10.8 image; position of vertical cross section indicated
Cold Front: 10 November 2006/06.00 UTC - Meteosat 8 10.8 image; position of vertical cross section indicated

Temperature Advection

20 January 2007/06.00 UTC - Vertical cross section; black: isentropes, red thick: warm advection, red thin: cold advection
10 November 2006/06.00 UTC - Vertical cross section; black: isentropes, red thick: warm advection, red thin: cold advection

Omega

20 January 2007/06.00 UTC - Vertical cross section; black: isentropes, cyan thick: upward motion, cyan thin: downward motion
10 November 2006/06.00 UTC - Vertical cross section; black: isentropes, cyan thick: upward motion, cyan thin: downward motion

Positive Vorticity Advection

20 January 2007/06.00 UTC - Vertical cross section; black: isentropes, green: PVA
10 November 2006/06.00 UTC - Vertical cross section; black: isentropes, green: PVA

Divergence

20 January 2007/06.00 UTC - Vertical cross section; black: isentropes, magenta thick: convergence, magenta thin: divergence
10 November 2006/06.00 UTC - Vertical cross section; black: isentropes, magenta thick: convergence, magenta thin: divergence

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