Below you will find example sentences with "cold front". The examples show how this phrase is used in real sentences and which words often surround it.
Cold Front in a sentence
About this phrase
- Belongs to the word: front
Example types with cold front
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A cold front brings the warmth to an end by Sunday. (11 words)
A cold front will be moving through Middle Georgia this week. (11 words)
But this front won’t be your typical North Texas cold front. (12 words)
Cold north, northwest, or west winds generally blow across the lake following the passage of a cold front, and the temperature difference between the warm lake and the cool air can form clouds that lead to precipitation downwind of the lake. (41 words)
Temperatures will stay cold for Thursday behind the front and high pressure will be building in. We will slowly warm up through the weekend with highs on Sunday approaching 70. Another cold front moves through Monday. (36 words)
An Arctic cold front will have much of the northern states in the United States at or below freezing for Halloween, but will this cold front reach as kids prepare for Trick-or-Treating? (34 words)
An Arctic cold front will have much of the northern states in the United States at or below freezing for Halloween, but will this cold front reach as kids prepare for Trick-or-Treating? (34 words)
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An Arctic cold front will have much of the northern states in the United States at or below freezing for Halloween, but will this cold front reach as kids prepare for Trick-or-Treating?
After starting out mostly dry early in the morning, a cold front will increase the chance for rain later tomorrow into the afternoon and early evening as a cold front comes through West Tennessee.
Pittsburgh Weather: Cold Front Brings Fall-Like Temperatures To The AreaA cold front moving in is bringing fall-like temperatures to the Pittsburgh region.
Temperatures will stay cold for Thursday behind the front and high pressure will be building in. We will slowly warm up through the weekend with highs on Sunday approaching 70. Another cold front moves through Monday.
Once the cold front moves east and south of the region Sunday morning, dry cold air will flow into the region Sunday and Monday.
A cold front is forecast to move into the area not only bringing the wet weather but also some cold temperatures that we haven’t seen since April 20th.
Even though the cold front has passed, the South African Weather Services reported that cold conditions are expected to last throughout the week.
The cold front representing the leading edge of very cold air over the western two-thirds of the nation has actually slipped into the northwest corner of Alabama.
Cold north, northwest, or west winds generally blow across the lake following the passage of a cold front, and the temperature difference between the warm lake and the cool air can form clouds that lead to precipitation downwind of the lake.
A stronger cold front is expected to move through Wednesday, and this front will bring one more round of showers and thunderstorms.
But this front won’t be your typical North Texas cold front.
A cold front will appear on the west side, while a warm front will form on the east side.
This cloud often forms under a precipitating deck of altostratus or high-based nimbostratus associated with a well-developed warm front, slow-moving cold front, or low-pressure area.
A cold front brings the warmth to an end by Sunday.
A cold front is bringing a chance for a light, isolated shower this morning before brighter skies develop this afternoon.
A cold front is moving off the southeast continental U.S. and is heading toward the Caribbean.
A cold front will be moving this afternoon which will bring with it westerly winds and gusts up to 40 mph on the ridgetops.
A cold front will be moving through Middle Georgia this week.
After the cold front temperatures will be below average heading in to the start of the work week.
Another cold front is pushing across South Australia, bringing vigorous winds and heavy showers.