How to pronounce “low pressure” in English

When combined with the high pressure below the wing, that is what generates lift.So they're pushed up into that low pressure region by flapping their wings back and forth.This robot was inspired by seeds from a maple tree.

I mean, I come to California, I feel a lot better than I feel in New York.High pressure is better for me than low pressure.Humidity is tough for me.

and on the western side in the lee of where those winds are blowing, that kind of absence of wind creates what we calla lee trough or a broad diffuse little zone of low pressure in the lee of the mountains, and that's almost suckingLala northwards a little bit, pulling it closer to the island. So, interestingly, the island might actually sort of be

But bigger. >> MASS: Well, that's true, but it costs a lot of money, okay? But they had spent tens of millions into those extra for the big size,During the winter time, low pressure gets setup over the East Pacific and the flood of air comes around the other way, comes from the south with that. I mean, I can try it

But bigger. >> MASS: Well, that's true, but it costs a lot of money, okay? But they had spent tens of millions into those extra for the big size,at Seattle is going to be this exact temperature, the low pressure center is going to be exactly

of the way that the steam is superheated, and it's all mixed in this cloud.And you've got a lot of heat, and then a lot of cold environments, and a lot of high pressure environments, and then low pressure environments.And you have samples of literally every single element in this-- at least at first-- you have all of chemistry happening at once.

Then the copious blood from my wound trickled down toward the hole.As the blood reached the site of the breach, the water in it quickly evaporated from the air flow and low pressure,leaving a gunky residue behind.

most intense weather that we get around here are the Northwest windstorms, and I want to mention that briefly. I have a chapter in the book. I love these things. We get someworld class weather around here and this is an example of one of them. This is what--it was called mid-latitude cyclone, low pressure center in the mid-latitudes. And this is whatit looks like in a satellite picture. I mean, you don't have to be much of a meteorologist to tell. It's right there, right? Okay. This is very intense, low-pressure center here.

in the summer time. So it's the mountains and the ocean. The other thing to keep in mind is how much mountains affect precipitation. And, you know, I don't think I'm shockinganybody to talk about this. When air rises, it tends to cool, right, because it's expanding, right? You come from high pressure to low pressure and when air expands, it cools. Andthe amount of moisture air can hold depends on temperature. Warm air could hold more moisture than cold air. And so when it rises, it cools and eventually, you know, it maybe able to

world class weather around here and this is an example of one of them. This is what--it was called mid-latitude cyclone, low pressure center in the mid-latitudes. And this is whatit looks like in a satellite picture. I mean, you don't have to be much of a meteorologist to tell. It's right there, right? Okay. This is very intense, low-pressure center here.So low-intense, low-pressure center, a cyclone in the mid-latitudes, that's called the mid-latitude cyclone. This is the inauguration-day storm of January 20th, 1993. That's the date President