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Low-pressure area

In meteorology, a low-pressure area (LPA), low area, or low is a region where the atmospheric pressure is lower than that of surrounding locations. It is the opposite of a high-pressure area. Low-pressure areas are commonly associated with inclement weather (such as cloudy, windy, with possible rain or storms), while high-pressure areas are associated…

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Low-pressure area

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related to Formation · 18
Low-pressure area → All, Both Rossby, Cyclogenesis, Earth's, Extratropical, Larger-scale, Meteorologists, Northern, Polar, Rossby, Shortwave, Southern, Southern Hemispheres, Subtropical, Such, The, They, Warm-core
related to Associated weather · 7
Low-pressure area → Earth's, Since, The, The Coriolis, This, Thus, Wind

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low-pressure cyclones areas air form monsoon pressure tropical cyclone winds systems low area wind lows aloft atmospheric weather troughs surface

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tropical cyclonesinstance ofWarm-core cyclones0.80text
mesocyclonesinstance ofWarm-core cyclones0.80text
and polar lows lie within the smaller mesoscaleinstance ofWarm-core cyclones0.80text
the Sonoran Desertinstance ofThermal lows also occur during the summer over continental areas across the subtropics -0.80text
the Mexican Plateauinstance ofThermal lows also occur during the summer over continental areas across the subtropics -0.80text
the Saharainstance ofThermal lows also occur during the summer over continental areas across the subtropics -0.80text
South Americainstance ofThermal lows also occur during the summer over continental areas across the subtropics -0.80text
and Southeast Asiainstance ofThermal lows also occur during the summer over continental areas across the subtropics -0.80text
Low-pressure arearelated to Associated weatherWind0.60section
Low-pressure arearelated to Associated weatherThis0.60section
Low-pressure arearelated to Associated weatherSince0.60section
Low-pressure arearelated to Associated weatherThe0.60section

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