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Mean Sea Level Pressure

Bureau of Meteorology
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The mean sea level pressure (MSLP) isobars show lines of equal atmospheric pressure (hPa) that have been generated from the numerical prediction model, Australian Community Climate Earth-System Simulator (ACCESS). The model incorporates equations that represent the motion of the atmosphere and its associated physics. The model is run four times a day at 0UTC, 06UTC, 12UTC and 18UTC and produces hourly forecasts from 0 hours (base time) to 72 hours. The isobars are derived from a 0.375 degree grid. As there is no manual input, the products generated will differ from the official forecasts, especially in the vicinity of weather fronts, tropical cyclones or when significant late-breaking observations have become available to forecasters. The units are hPa.

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ATMOSPHERE | ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE | CLIMATE-AND-WEATHER-Meteorology | EARTH SCIENCE | Earth Sciences | Sea Level Pressure | climatologyMeteorologyAtmosphere |

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