What is the difference between a stationary front and an occluded front? An occluded front is when a warm front is wedged up in between two cold
fronts. A stationary. front is where a cold front is wedged in between two warm
fronts.
O A stationary front is when a cold and warm front meet and are at a standstill. An
occluded front is where a cold front gets wedged in between two warm fronts.
A stationary front is when a warm and cold front meet and are at a standstill. An
occluded front is where a warm front is wedged in between two cold fronts.
An occluded front is when a a cold and warm front meet and are at a standstill.
A stationary front is when one front gets trapped between other fronts.

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