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Whait, is the low air pressure red and the high air pressure blue in the USA?
I think the convention is to color them according to the temperature of the front they are pushing - warmer air than is marked red, cooler marked blue. Unusual to have a warm low pressure area and a cool high pressure area, but I can see it happening.
Why? Do weather charts in other countries' have the low as blue and high as red?
No, it's just a wide area of low pressure, and the area of high pressure is very small. The front is labeled by what's pushing it, not by what's touching it.
I think in Spain it's the same way
Do you mean a high-pressure front cannot be a cold one? Blue is for cold, hot is normally for heat.
This should be #1 lol
Haha! I would love to see our local weathers man/woman do that!
Whait, is the low air pressure red and the high air pressure blue in the USA?
I think the convention is to color them according to the temperature of the front they are pushing - warmer air than is marked red, cooler marked blue. Unusual to have a warm low pressure area and a cool high pressure area, but I can see it happening.
Why? Do weather charts in other countries' have the low as blue and high as red?
No, it's just a wide area of low pressure, and the area of high pressure is very small. The front is labeled by what's pushing it, not by what's touching it.
I think in Spain it's the same way
Do you mean a high-pressure front cannot be a cold one? Blue is for cold, hot is normally for heat.
This should be #1 lol
Haha! I would love to see our local weathers man/woman do that!