Warm Front Bands are connected with multi-layered cloudiness, with clearances in the warm sector. Precipitation can be found well ahead of the surface front until just after front passage.

Parameter	Description
Precipitation	Rainbands typically 50 kilometres wide and a few hundred kilometres, usually orientated at a small angle to the surface front Slight, moderate or heavy precipitation ahead of the surface front In winter ahead of surface front snow, freezing rain (drizzle) is possible. After the front passage small areas with drizzle (light snow in winter)
Temperature	Rises after the passage of the front
Wind (incl. gusts)	Veering of the wind at the front passage Sometimes in warm sector increasing and more gusty winds
Other relevant information	Precipitation areas move faster than surface front (embedded in WCB). Sometimes moderate to severe icing ahead of surface front In wintertime in the warm sector great risk of fog In warm sector low level turbulence possible In summer thunder possible, most likely at the warm side of the front Apart from fog in winter and spring, the warm sector a dry area with clearings