| As the cold front reaches the warm front it forms an occluded front. |
| An occluded front usually extends northward from the frontal wave and moves across northern British Columbia. |
| The weather forecast called for an occluded front to move into the Sierras Sunday afternoon, the day we were to fly back to China Lake. |
| This frontal intersection is called an occluded front. |
| This means the warm air can be forced totally off the ground and this is called an occluded front. |
| In both types of occlusions, the occluded front has well defined vertical boundaries between the coldest air, the cool air, and the warm air. |
