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¿Qué nos indica una subida brusca y rápida en la presión indicada por el barómetro aneroide?What does a sudden, rapid rise in pressure on an aneroid barometer indicate?

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Correct answer: d) A trend towards improving weather, without being able to guarantee that it will last.

Why it is correct

A sudden rapid rise of the barometer (typical behind a cold front or trough) signals an immediate improvement, often with brisk wind, but does not guarantee lasting settled weather.

Why the others are not

  • a) Worsening weather is heralded by a sharp fall, not a rise.
  • b) That corresponds to a rapid fall of the barometer.
  • c) Lasting fine weather is heralded by a slow, steady rise.

How to work it out in the exam

  1. Rapid rise = brief improvement (slow steady rise = lasting fine weather).

Where this question comes from

Try it: Weather visuals

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