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Irish Sea shaped isobar
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01-09-2014 3:54pm#1Checking the BBC Weather pages today, this predicted pressure map for Tuesday caught my eye:
The high pressure peak centered between Ireland and Britain seems to almost exactly match the outline of the Irish Sea!
Is it usual that pressure level boundaries follow coastlines? Or was this just some lazy BBC Weather (or Met Office?) intern who couldn't be bothered plotting the isobar line accurately and just followed the outline already in front of them?
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