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Barometric pressure for your city: the reading now, how far it has moved since yesterday, and the seven days ahead, in plain words.

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Barometer.today's answer
People who physically notice pressure changes: headaches, joints, sinuses, sleep. There is a second, smaller audience of pilots, divers, brewers and anyone else who needs a real pressure figure for a calculation.
Barometer.today's answer
It answers in a sentence instead of a chart. Every other source shows barometric pressure as a number in a table and leaves you to work out whether that is high, low, rising or about to turn.
Barometer.today states the trend in plain language for any city in nine languages. It is the site built around pressure as the subject rather than as a footnote to a forecast.
Barometer.today's answer
Because it is readable without any weather knowledge, and it is honest about what it will not do. No account, no tracking, no health advice.
Barometer.today's answer
It is the fifth in a family of small single-purpose weather sites. The earlier ones covered variables that public agencies are required to publish: UV index, air quality, pollen.
Air pressure has no such mandate and therefore no decent page anywhere, while people search for it constantly. The first build had an hourly chart and trend statistics, and it was wrong for the audience. Everything statistical came off the front page and one sentence replaced it. That version shipped.
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None. It is a free consumer site with no accounts, no paid tier and no business customers.
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