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warm front

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warm front
Meteorol the boundary between a warm air mass and the cold air above which it is rising, at a less steep angle than at the cold front

warm front [′wȯrm ‚frənt]
(meteorology)
Any nonoccluded front, or portion thereof, which moves in such a way that warmer air replaces colder air.


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ALAN says: Grants may be available from three main sources: * Warm Front (in England): If you are over 60, or have a child under 16 years old living in your home, and are on certain benefits, you can apply for funding to install a new boiler and radiators under the Warm Front scheme.
Two million households across the country and nearly 180,000 in the North East have now been helped through Warm Front since it began in 2000.
A cross-party committee of MPs criticised the Warm Front programme handing out grants to improve homes.
 
 
 
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