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Though it is counterintuitive, extreme cold actually lowers air pressure rather than raises it. This may be due to changes in the weather patterns. Actual observations at Amundsen-Scott Station (elevation 2835 m) show a mid-winter average barometric pressure of about 507 Torr, 23% lower than the 548 Torr expected at the same elevation at 30 degrees of latitude. Citation:

John B. West. High Altitude Medicine & Biology. December 2001, 2(4): 559-559. doi:10.1089/152702901753397153.

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