The Zambretti Forecaster is a weather forecasting system developed by the British meteorologist and engineer, John Zambretti. It is a simple, rule-based method that uses atmospheric pressure readings and trends over time, along with a set of predefined rules, to predict short-term weather changes. The mechanism is based on the idea that changes in air pressure can indicate weather patterns, such as impending rain, sunshine, or changes in temperature.
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