What is frontolysis?

Frontolysis is when a weather front starts to fade away, like a rainbow slowly disappearing after the rain stops.

Imagine you're playing with your friend in the park. You both start running around, that’s like a front, where two different kinds of weather meet and cause action (like wind or rain). Now, if one day you stop running and just sit down to eat snacks together, the excitement fades, that's frontolysis.

Frontolysis usually happens when warm air starts to move away from a cold front. It’s like when you're playing tag, but your friend gets tired and decides to take a break, the game slows down, and soon it stops entirely.

Think of it as two friends who were once really into drawing together, but now one goes home early. The fun doesn’t stop immediately, but it definitely starts to fade.

Sometimes, you can still see some signs of the front, like a little cloud or a soft breeze, but the big changes (like heavy rain or strong winds) are gone. That’s frontolysis in action!