This would block sunlight, resulting in a sudden drop in atmospheric temperature.
The expressive resources of the timpani include reiteration of persistent rhythms, dramatic crescendos, sudden stresses, and atmospheric rolls.
A sudden increase in atmospheric methane is thought to have resulted in warming temperatures, ocean acidification, and other changes to the carbon cycle.
Lake Tanganyika, apart from brief seiches caused by wind drift and sudden changes in atmospheric pressure, may experience considerable variations in its water level from year to year.
"Witnesses reported a sudden change in atmospheric pressure upon the impact that made their ears pop.
Petty Officer James MacPherson said Donald Haymes, 37, was diving off a 29-foot pleasure boat, the Misty Dawn, when he apparently ascended too quickly and developed the bends--a heavy concentration of nitrogen entering the body's cells caused by a sudden change of atmospheric pressure.
Pressure cycling was performed for 60 cycles of 20 s at 35,000 psi followed by a sudden drop to atmospheric pressure, maintained for 5 s.
After 30 min, a sudden expansion to atmospheric pressure was performed while the high-pressure cell was cooled in a second water bath to 25 °C within 2 min.
In fact, sudden lowering in atmospheric pressure of approximately 20 hPa (15 mmHg) would result in an IOP increase of 15 mmHg, which would be clinically relevant [ 87].
Although health benefits have not been directly reported or measured in Chinese cities, the findings from cities in other countries; for example, studies of the ban on coal sales in Dublin, Ireland, documented sudden decreases in atmospheric concentrations of PM and SO2 as well as significant reductions in cardiovascular and respiratory death rates (Clancy et al. 2002).
And the atmospheric conditions, the sudden changes you get.
