Pressure tendency is a measure of the change in atmospheric pressure over time, often used to predict weather conditions. A rising pressure typically indicates fair weather, while falling pressure suggests that changes in the weather may be imminent.
The 3-hour pressure tendency can help meteorologists forecast short-term weather trends by observing how quickly and in what direction the atmospheric pressure is changing.
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