I've never ever seen a storm alert from my Suunto watch until today when we are in a heatwave and there is not a single cloud on the sky
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@elbee Been to a big city with high rise buildings lately? A frontal system might only drop 0.05 inHg, with stronger storms around 0.30inHg, which convert to 50 and 300 feet of elevation change respectively. The Burj Khalifa as an extreme example is 2,717’ tall. Airplane cabin altitudes vary immensely but normal cruising altitudes are around 7,000 to 8,000 above sea level, so there has to be something preventing the storm alert from triggering from these everyday events. We’re all just guessing unless Suunto programmers let us in on their logic…
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