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A Science Snippet: Why is it still warm after a cold front?
The deeper you go, the more air is above you — meaning higher pressure. When air sinks, it moves from a region of lower pressure (higher up) to a region of higher pressure (closer to the ground). As ... Read More
Weather Blog | When low pressure isn't just low pressure
Betsy Kling explains how different types of low pressure systems form, comparing Hurricane Melissa to the Great Blizzard of 1978. Read More
Cold weather’s coming for your tires! What you need to know to keep them from losing pressure
With the weather getting colder, many tires are losing air. The best way to avoid this is to fill up the night before, and even then, you still might notice a leak the next day. Car maintenance shops ... Read More
How Middle TN's coming cold snap affects this part of your car and what to do about it
Examine the wheels: Tires will sag where the rubber meets the road. Feel the wheels: If the tire gives when you press on it, it most likely has low pressure. Load weight into the vehicle: If the tire ... Read More
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