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pressure jump

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pressure jump [′presh·ər ‚jəmp]
(meteorology)
A steady-state propagation of a sudden finite change of inversion height, in analogy to the shock wave in a compressible fluid or to a hydraulic jump; the prefrontal squall line has been interpreted as a pressure jump, with the cold front providing the initial pistonlike impetus.


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