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The red lines on this national weather service weather map connect areas of equal air pressure. what do meteorologists call these lines? a. isobars b. cold fronts c. air masses d. isotherms
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The red lines on this

national weather
service weather map
connect areas of equal
air pressure. what do
meteorologists call
these lines?

a. isobars
b. cold fronts
c. air masses
d. isotherms

User Jagjit Singh
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The circular lines you see on the chart are isobars, which join areas of the same barometric pressure.
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