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12 March, 06:14

Why does dever always have a lower station pressure than chicago?

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  1. 12 March, 08:42
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    The terrain is NOT lower.

    Denver, the 'Mile High' city is higher than Chicago.

    Increasing altitude = Decreasing pressure

    This is because there is less atmospheric mass above the area.
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