Weather fronts mark the boundary between air masses that have different
A) lengths.
B) densities.
C) heights.
D) temperatures.
E) speeds.

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Weather fronts mark the boundary between air masses that have different temperatures. These temperature differences can lead to differences in pressure, moisture content, and wind speed/direction, all of which can affect weather conditions.

Weather Fronts Mark the Boundary Between Air Masses That Have