Question 1347Navigation General

The correct answer is A) Moderate winds from the northwest, clear visibility and cooler temperatures. When a high pressure system moves in behind a cold front, it typically brings clearing skies, cooler temperatures, and northwesterly winds. The high pressure system would dominate the weather in this scenario, leading to the conditions described in option A. The other options are incorrect because: B) Scattered clouds and light southeasterly winds would be more indicative of the weather ahead of the cold front, not behind it. C) Low overcast and steady rain or drizzle would be more characteristic of the weather during the cold front passage, not after it. D) Light southerly winds and high humidity would be typical of the weather ahead of the cold front, not after it has passed.