Question

Why low pressure area is formed during storm?

Answer 1

Answer:

A low pressure area usually begins to form as air from two regions collides and is forced upward. The rising air creates a giant vacuum effect. ... As the air in the storm rises

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Answer 2

Answer:

Explanation:

A low pressure area usually begins to form as air from two regions collides and is forced upward.

The rising air creates a giant vacuum effect. ...

As the air in the storm rises, it cools.

As the air cools, moisture within the air condenses to form clouds and rain and snow

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