Summary

  1. Pressure = Force/Area – Foundation of all pressure phenomena
  2. Liquids exert pressure in all directions, depends on height
  3. Atmospheric pressure acts on all surfaces, varies with altitude
  4. Moving air creates pressure differences leading to weather
  • Pressure differences drive all wind movement
  • Temperature differences create pressure variations
  • Uneven heating of Earth’s surface is the primary cause
  • Bernoulli’s principle explains high-speed wind effects
  • Storms form from strong convection and pressure differences
  • Lightning results from electrical charge separation in clouds
  • Cyclones are organized rotating storm systems over warm oceans
  • Prediction and safety measures can minimize damage
  • Engineering design considers pressure in structures
  • Weather forecasting saves lives and property
  • Aviation relies on pressure and wind understanding
  • Maritime safety depends on cyclone tracking
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🔸 Pressure = Force / Area P = F/A

🔸 Liquid Pressure = Density × Gravity × Height P = ρgh

🔸 Atmospheric Pressure at Sea Level = 101,325 Pa

🔸 Distance from Lightning = Time delay (seconds) ÷ 3 (km)