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Section 6 concludes this study with a summary. • The low pressure center moves roughly with the speed of the 500 mb wind above it. 125 0 obj endobj /T 128 0 R 159 0 obj /Title (\200 In Seattle wintertime warm frontal passages can be pronounced if an\ << atmosphere Article Case Study of a Heavy Snowstorm Associated with an Extratropical Cyclone Featuring a Back-Bent Warm Front Structure Yu Zhao 1,2,3,*, Liang Fu 4, Cheng-Fang Yang 5 and Xiang-Fu Chen 1,2,3 1 Key Laboratory of Meteorological Disaster, Ministry of Education (KLME), Nanjing University of Information Science & Technology, Nanjing 210044, China; /Last 145 0 R 0000009430 00000 n /Threads 127 0 R 133 0 obj >> Extratropical cyclones present a contrast to the more violent cyclones or hurricanes of the tropics, which form in regions of relatively /N 193 0 R /Parent 178 0 R /Count -4 /ColorSpace << /Cs5 202 0 R >> 0000006971 00000 n /Info 121 0 R endobj 0000011199 00000 n /Dest (G997348) << 165 0 obj /N 191 0 R /Prev 176 0 R /Title (Occluded front - Looks like a cold front which has caught up to a warm f\ /Title (\200 Extratropical cyclones tend to develop with a particular lifecycle \ 0000012576 00000 n /Type /Page An extratropical cyclone is a low‐pressure system that affects daily weather and climate. /Dest (G997446) 0000004672 00000 n /Prev 1102402 /E 15154 /R [ 63 9 603 774 ] /Prev 175 0 R /Parent 135 0 R /Title (In 1922, well before routine upper air observations began, Bjerknes and \ 5. endobj of extratropical cyclone activity. /R [ 63 9 603 774 ] /Next 160 0 R 168 0 obj << /Dest (G997299) /Dest (G996950) /R [ 63 9 603 774 ] In North America, extratropical cyclones are large, mid- to high-latitude, winter storms associated with cold air masses that generally travel from west to east. 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