PARKERSBURG, W.Va. (WTAP) - In today’s episode of in the clouds, we take a look at how fronts form, move, and interact with each other. Fronts and other boundaries are essential in the field of ...

Stationary fronts are depicted by alternating ... a warm front extending to the east and the occluded front, which extends north back to the center of low pressure. Storm systems usually reach ...

The more common one you might’ve heard of is a stationary front ... The other one is an occluded front, depicted by a purple line with triangles and half circles. Because a cold front moves ...

Four different types of fronts exist -- the warm front, cold front, stationary front and occluded front. The cold front is the leading edge of a colder airmass that generally moves from north to ...

A stationary front is an alternating red and ... mass isn’t advancing across the region for the time being. An occluded front is a purple line with alternating triangles and half-moons.

Read full article: Grab a jacket if you’re headed out for NYE in Houston! As we've enjoyed our crisp, COOL front, the truth is there is technically no such thing as a "cool" front! We have cold ...

A triple point is where a warm front intersects a cold front to the south and an occluded front to the north. Hang with me. I know I have a lot going on in that last sentence. I’ll sort it out ...