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isobar

[ahy-suh-bahr] / ˈaɪ səˌbɑr /
NOUN
weather map
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Do you know your cold fronts from your isobars?

From BBC

When isobars — lines of constant pressure — are packed tightly together, and move into the D.C. region rapidly, this leads to a strong pressure surge, generating powerful wind gusts.

From Washington Post

When we ran out of ways to tart up the lowly isobar, we went off-planet.

From Washington Post

He was recognised for his Scottish accent and known for his exuberance and ceaseless enthusiasm for anticyclones, warm fronts and isobars during his career.

From BBC

Lewis’ songs alternate between lush, melodramatic duets and grand ensemble numbers with overlapping vocals, and his lyrics rely heavily on meteorological jargon as metaphor — never before have isobars been referenced in so many songs.

From Seattle Times