A fun thing about the Fit Meter is that it calculates your relative altitude changes based on air pressure, which varies by altitude. The lower the air pressure, the higher the altitude, essentially. However, this is only good for relative measure since air pressure is completely weather-dependent. High pressure generally means nicer weather while low pressure generally means a storm's a-brewin'. Hurricanes are, of course, massive low pressure systems.
So, a couple nights ago, while Hurricane Matthew was busy humping the East Coast, I was out and about being awkward carrying an umbrella while doing my thing, and my Fit Meter was gathering air pressure data and trying to convert that into relative altitude. Here's the result:
Yeah. Normally it hovers around the zero line, as could be expected. Fun times. Also, obligatory song link.
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