There is some heavy snowfall occurring just north of South Bend, Indiana this morning, and here's why: frontongenesis.
Basically, the lake is warm and the air is cold, so the cold air-turned-semi warm is acting like a front to NW Indiana and therefore producing snow. Frontogenesis, after all, means to 'make a (weather) front'. Until the increased values of frontogenesis die down, we will likely continue to see snow fall over NW Indiana.
Basically, the lake is warm and the air is cold, so the cold air-turned-semi warm is acting like a front to NW Indiana and therefore producing snow. Frontogenesis, after all, means to 'make a (weather) front'. Until the increased values of frontogenesis die down, we will likely continue to see snow fall over NW Indiana.
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