Barometric pressure: weather, altitude, headaches
Pressure rarely changes how the air feels, but it changes how the body feels. It is also the most reliable indoor weather forecast you have.
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Pressure rarely changes how the air feels, but it changes how the body feels. It is also the most reliable indoor weather forecast you have.
Rain and snow wash particles out of the air, but not all sizes equally: pollen, dust and the tiniest particles go quickly, while most fine-particle mass lingers.
Cloudy days produce less outdoor ozone. Sunny days produce more. Ozone forecasts build that in, and Terrestream reads the ozone forecast for your home's location.
Fresh snow scrubs particulates from outdoor air. Persistent snow traps cold air at the surface, sometimes for days, with all that implies for inversions.
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