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cold front

NOUN
  1. the front of an advancing mass of colder air

How To Use cold front In A Sentence

  • The details are a bit hairier as they involve isentropic lifting this morning, an upper-level disturbance later today and finally the approach of a cold front this evening. Houstonist
  • A cold front is moving down from the States, and a shank-of-the-night fog haloes the few lights.
  • Incentive stock hit a cold front, the market calls for the design of science.
  • In fact, weather stations use the shift from a southerly to a northerly wind direction as the indication that a cold front has passed the station.
  • The meteorologist's announcement of an approaching cold front triggers memories of the spectacular blue northers of my youth which I would watch from the shelter of our garage.
  • When the breeze picked up to 35 kts we dropped the spinnaker, gybed, set the headsail and started heading back inshore to catch the cold front moving in from the south-west.
  • The procession of temperate cyclonic vortices continues unabated and their northerly troughs, the cold fronts, progress in tandem.
  • Following the successful Cold Front appeal it's flying in warm clothing and our reporter Kim Barnes joined the airlift.
  • Then the first cold front rolls in, slays the mums, frosts the lawn, whistles down the chimney and signals the reign of the new season.
  • A very active cold front brought dramatic weather changes to Kansas on Wednesday.
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