Fronts are transition zones between cool and warm air masses. the leading edge of a wedge of cold air represents the frontal zone. the front is called a cold front if the wedge is moving into an area of warmer air. if the wedge is retreating, the front is called a warm front with warmer air moving into an area previously occupied by cool air. which weather condition is not associated with warm fronts?
a. warm fronts tend to move slowly
b. steady rise of temperature as front passes
c. warm fronts typically produce more violent weather than cold fronts
d. winds south-southeast before passing and south-southwest after passing