Final answer:
Low-pressure systems can lead to weather events like blizzards, rain, and snow due to moist air rising and condensing into clouds. Option B is the correct answer.
Step-by-step explanation:
Weather events that are likely to happen due to a low-pressure system include various types of precipitation and storms, as atmospheric conditions in these systems are conducive to cloud formation and precipitation. The correct answer to the question is Option B: blizzard, rain, snow. These events are typical in low-pressure areas because moist air rises and condenses into clouds, which can lead to precipitation such as rain or snow. Blizzards can occur when the conditions are right in terms of temperature and wind, in combination with snow.