Explanation:

The temperate cyclone developing in the mid and high latitude (35° latitude   and 65° latitude in both hemispheres).

The Extra-Tropical Cyclones are storm systems emerging in the mid and high latitudes, away from the tropics.
They are low-pressure systems with associated cold fronts, warm fronts, and occluded fronts.
These cyclones are formed along the polar front.
In the beginning, the front is stationary.
Extra-tropical cyclones are also known as mid-latitude storms or baroclinic storms.
In the Northern hemisphere, cold air blows from the north of the front and warm air blows from the south.
When the pressure descents along the front, the cold air move towards the south, and the warm air moves northwards setting in motion an anticlockwise cyclonic circulation.