Air Masses and Fronts

An air mass is a large body of air that takes on the temperature and moisture of the region where it forms, staying fairly uniform as it moves. A front is the boundary where two different air masses meet, and weather often changes sharply at a front, since fronts frequently bring clouds, wind shifts, and precipitation.

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