How does the atmospheric pressure affect us?
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Ever had your ears or sinuses ‘pop’ when going in an airplane or an elevator in a tall building? That’s caused by a difference in air pressure between your inner ear and outer ear. There’s a thin tube that connects your inner ear to the back of your throat, eventually that will equalize.
The atmospheric pressure for weather systems though you won’t feel as it’s a more gradual loss/increase in pressure.
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