isallobar

/aɪˈsæləˌbɑr/
noun
  1. A line on a weather map connecting points where the change in atmospheric pressure over a given time is the same.
    • The meteorologist drew isallobars to show where pressure was rising most rapidly.
    • Understanding isallobars helps pilots predict areas of turbulence.
    • On the forecast map, the isallobars were closely spaced, indicating a fast-moving storm system.
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