Generally,between an advancing cold front,and a warm front farther to the east,the wind blows from the

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In the region between an advancing cold front and a warmer front to the east, the wind typically blows from the south due to the counter-clockwise rotation of air around low-pressure systems in the Northern Hemisphere. This southward flow of air is part of the system's warm sector, bringing warmer air northward ahead of the cold front.

Generally,between an Advancing Cold Front,and a Warm Front Farther to the East,the