cold front
Noun
Meaning
the front of an advancing mass of colder air
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A cold front passed through on the heels of Zeta, and the campus community took advantage of the cooler temperatures and sunny weather by helping with the clean-up.
A cold front can push the marine layer coast-ward, an occurrence most typical in the spring or late fall.
A cold front caused temperatures to drop about 20 degrees.
A cold front entering the far northwest offshore waters will weaken and become stationary today.
A cold front then moves in on Tuesday morning, bringing rain once more then we will see decreasing clouds will bring the return of sunshine to the area.
A cold front will appear on the west side, while a warm front will form on the east side.