WordNet
n. an air mass of lower pressure; often brings precipitation; "a low moved in over night bringing sleet and snow" [syn: low, depression]
Usage examples of "low pressure".
An unprotected human would die in an explosive agony of ruptured lungs and blood that would literally boil at such low pressure.
Up here somewhere she should find a current angling in from the approaching low pressure .
He'd have known that even at low pressure and low temperature, oxygen and methane formed an explosive mix across a wide range of concentrations.
Up here somewhere she should find a current angling in from the approaching low pressure .
Relke sprinted a few steps to the emergency rack and grabbed a low pressure walk-around bottle.
Canada and the northern states were obscured by cloud, a vast low pressure area that spread across the continent.