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Building your 'weather' skillsPassage of a summer cold front - Exercise using data tables A summertime cold front: 6-10 February 2001 This section presents two data tables for you to use to identify when
the cold front passed. Note changes in pressure, wind direction and speed
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ADELAIDE (FEBRUARY 2001)
To convert UTC to Eastern Standard Time add 10 hours
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MELBOURNE (FEBRUARY 2001)
To convert UTC to Eastern Standard Time add 10 hours Answer: When did the cold front pass? The chart sequence showed the front moving through both Adelaide and
Melbourne between the afternoon of 8 February and the afternoon of 9 February.
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