why wind speed and temperature effects air pressure
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Wind is air pressure converted into movement of air. When air slows down, its pressure increases. The kinetic energy or momentum of a moving air mass is converted in static atmospheric pressure as the air mass slows down. This means that higher wind speeds will show lower air pressure readings.
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