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Visible satellite loop showing a powerful arctic cold front moving through the Gulf and northwest Caribbean today. If you look off the Gulf Coast, you can see long parallel bands of clouds called “cloud streets”. They are formed when an arctic air mass blows over warmer waters.

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Cloud streets are parallel, organized rows of low-level cumulus clouds that stretch across the sky in the direction of the wind. They form when cool air moves over a warmer surface, creating rising columns of air called thermals.

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