The low pressure area was created in the first week of May.

A new low pressure area formed along the system's cold front to its south.

Around the same time, the nearby cold front created a low pressure area.

Cold fronts come in association with a low pressure area.

On December 13, the low pressure area quickly got stronger.

After a few days with no activity, a low pressure area developed off the coast of Mexico.

It became a remnant low pressure area the next day.

On August 3, the western portion developed into a low pressure area.

On October 15 the system turned to the west, suppressed by a strong high pressure area to its north.

On October 5, the system became better organized, and a low pressure area formed.

A strong cold front trailing the low pressure area approached the region from the west.

A secondary low pressure area developed within the overall system further out to sea later on January 2.

Moving slowly to the north, the low pressure area developed central convection.

The low pressure area moved towards the Indian coast and became more well marked.

The depression degenerated into a low pressure area early on the 29th.

On June 1, the low pressure area organized into a tropical depression.

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This process creates a low pressure area along the equator.

Behind the low pressure area was much cooler and drier air.

On July 29, a broad low pressure area developed in association with the tropical wave.

On November 10, the storm dissipated into a low pressure area.

However, on August 20, a low pressure area formed and quickly became a tropical depression.

Later that day, the low pressure area became a strong tropical disturbance wave.

There was a high pressure area moving across the Great Lakes.