Air mass, Meteorology, Weather & Climate

Air mass, in meteorology, large body of air having nearly uniform conditions of temperature and humidity at any given level of altitude. Such a mass has distinct boundaries and may extend hundreds or thousands of kilometres horizontally and sometimes as high as the top of the troposphere (about

Meteorological Process Overview

Young Earth Scientists' Society - Everything has boundaries! Even cold and hot air masses are separated by fronts! WeatherWednesdays for today talks about (weather) boundaries! Air masses are always on the move

MetLink - Royal Meteorological Society Air Masses - Further Information

Introduction to Weather and Climate METR 1014-910 Fall 2012

How do air masses affect weather? - Quora

Weather Fronts Center for Science Education

Cyclone And Anticyclone. Meteorology And Weather Phenomenon. Cyclone Is A Large Air Mass That Rotates Around A Strong Center Of Low Atmospheric Pressure. Anticyclone Is Circulation Of Winds Around A Central Region