Life cycle of a Mid latitude low pressure system?

Answer 1

Th life cycle of a mid latitude low pressure system is first when conditions are favorable surface air pressure at the polar front drops and a wave forms on the front the pressure is lowest at the peak of the wave. Second in the northern hemisphere winds blow counterclockwise around the low and warm tropical air moves to the east side and then moves south. Lastly the quick cold front goes to the warm front and makes a storm

Answer 2

Mid-latitude low pressure systems typically form along the polar front between cold and warm air masses. They develop due to the interaction of these air masses and can intensify as they move eastward due to the Coriolis effect and jet stream. Once mature, they eventually weaken and dissipate as they move into areas of more stable air or encounter larger systems.