
doi: 10.1007/bf02246795
It is pointed out that there are two distinct ways of defining the frequency of the occurence of fronts. Tables and charts are presented showing frontal frequency during winter and summer for the greater part of the Northern Hemisphere, the values being based on daily synoptic charts for a period of ten years.
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