What happens to the weather when the barometric pressure drops..... or rises?

Answer 1

A pressure drop is associated with stormy weather, while high pressure is seen with fair weather. Air moves from areas of high pressure to areas of low pressure, so you can still have high winds in areas of high pressure, if low pressure is nearby. The air carries moisture with it towards the low pressure, which is why storms and low pressure usually coincide.

Answer 2

Low barometri pressure indicates cloudy weather, usually there is rain or snow if it is cold out. High barometri pressure indicates warmer and sunnier weather depending on the time of year. (warmer if it is summer). When a low pressure front from the north and a high pressure front from the south collide, it causes thunderstorms to develop, in the midwest thunderstorms often produce tornadoes, caused from an counterclockwise updraft inside the storm cell.

On a map a low pressure can be indentified by looking at the circled lines or isoderms, numbers that start small in the center and get bigger to the outside line. High pressure can be indentified when the numbers starting on the inside are bigger and get smaller as they go out to the outside line.

Answer 3

The weather gets bad and windy when the pressure drops

Answer 4

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