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This map shows isobars and fronts and a center of low pressure in Iowa that are part of a mature midlatitude cyclone.

A midlatitude cyclone center is in Iowa. A surface cold front is trailing to the south extending to the Gulf of Mexico in Texas. A warm front stretches from Iowa to North Carolina. Richmond, Virginia, is to the east of the warm front and the center of the cyclone will pass to its northwest. The cold front will be entirely east of Richmond in another two days. What weather sequence should Richmond expect over these two days?

▸ Rainy, warmer, rainy, colder

▸ Warmer, rainy, colder

▸ Colder, warmer, rainy

▸ Rainy, colder, rainy, warmer

▸ No change from the present weather

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