Which phenomenon is commonly associated with the aftermath of a cold front?

After the passage of a cold front, one of the most notable phenomena observed is the occurrence of clear skies accompanied by cooler temperatures. This is primarily due to the cold air mass moving in, which is denser and can push out the warmer, moist air ahead of the front. As the warm air rises, it often leads to cloud formation and precipitation, but once the cold front has passed, the atmosphere typically stabilizes, resulting in a drop in temperature and the clearing of clouds. The cooler air mass leaves behind clearer skies, making this outcome frequently associated with the aftermath of a cold front. The shift to clearer conditions is also indicative of the transition in weather patterns that cold fronts bring.