Air Pressure: A Key Weather Variable
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- Standards
- 7.RI.7.3
- Languages
- English, Spanish
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Air pressure is the force exerted by air molecules and is measured using barometers in units like millibars and inches of mercury. It influences weather conditions, with high pressure bringing clear skies and low pressure causing storms.
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air pressurebarometermillibarsinches of mercuryweather variablesreading passagesreading comprehension




