What local signs would you look for to predict the approach of a low pressure center or a weather front?

Question

What local signs would you look for to predict the approach of a low pressure center or a weather front?

Answer 1

Lowering clouds can be the sign of an approaching front or storm.  Also, the winds tend to pick up.  Getting a home barometer monitor can help too.

Answer 2

My head starts to ache.  

I had an undiagnosed sinus infection when I was young, and my sinuses trap air rather than allowing it to move easily from one to another.  Thus, when the pressure increases or decreases, I get head aches.

Also, there is likely to be a cloud bank moving in with low pressure, clearing with high pressure.

Low pressure often comes in with wind, and a drop in temperatures, though that varies with season.  It often means stormy weather is coming, so you see the signs of an approaching storm.

Answer 3

sometimes wen a BIG storm system is on the way u see a lot of cirrus cluds