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How are fronts formed and classified? Explain the weather sequence associated with the passage of a mid-latitude frontal system. How does occlusion alter the evolution of the associated cyclone?

Q2. How are fronts formed and classified? Explain the weather sequence associated with the passage of a mid-latitude frontal system. How does occlusion alter the evolution of the associated cyclone? (15 M)

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