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If cold air masses and warm air masses do not mix, then how do the two combined form tornados?

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If cold air masses and warm air masses do not mix, then how do the two combined form tornados?

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Tornados often form in the thunderstorms that are generated along a cold front. A front is the boundary between air masses. A cold front occurs when a cold air mass pushes a warm air mass out of its way.