isobaric chart

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• isobaric chart — A chart showing isobars. Also called a constant pressure chart …   Aviation dictionary

• isobaric — adj. pertaining to an isobar or isobars, of a line on a weather map or chart that connects areas of equal barometric pressure (Meteorology) …   English contemporary dictionary

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• constant-pressure chart — A chart with a plot of contours showing height above mean sea level of selected isobaric surfaces. It may contain analysis of height, wind, temperature, humidity, and other elements …   Aviation dictionary

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