How does a low pressure system determine the weather in an area?
It causes the cool air to rise and warm up.
It decreases the chance of precipitation in the area.
It decreases the moisture in the air.
It forms clouds as the warm air rises and cools down.
In a low-pressure zone, wind is circulated inwards and upwards rapidly. As a result, air rises and cools; clouds and precipitate are formed. Low air pressure produces unstable weather conditions like rain or storms.
