Change=P_last−P_first; endpoint rate=change/elapsed hours. Timestamps must be valid UTC and strictly increasing. Pressure range 300–1100 hPa is an input screen, not a quality certification. No forecast is inferred.
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Atmospheric Observation
Pressure Observation Trend
Plot time-stamped pressure observations and calculate an endpoint change rate.
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Introduction & principle
Worked example
1012 hPa at 09:00Z and 1009 hPa at 12:00Z give −3 hPa over 3 hours, or −1 hPa/hour, regardless of intermediate sample spacing.
Detailed usage guide
- 1Paste or open CSV with time_utc,pressure_hpa and at least two rows.
- 2Keep station pressure or sea-level pressure consistent; use one location and valid UTC timestamps.
- 3Read the chart, range and endpoint rate. The table preserves sample times and values.
Common problems & FAQ
Can this predict a storm?
No. It summarizes supplied pressure observations only. Location, pressure-reduction convention, instrument changes and other weather evidence matter; a falling line is not a storm prediction.
Methods & references
Method reviewed November 4, 2026. These tools support learning and recording, not safety-critical decisions.