Please see the explanation below. Why should you look out below when flying from a high to a low pressure? I thought a lower pressure would show you are lower than you actually are so, if anything you should look out above.
I understand that flying from high to low
temperature you should look out below. It's the high to low pressure that I don't get.
Thanks
PPL Cruiser:
Question: If you are flying in an unusually cold air mass, an altimeter is likely to indicate...
Answer: that the aircraft is higher than it really is
Explanation: 'As a pilot just remember......from high to low temperature and/or pressure LOOK OUT BELOW.'