Hey EthnoBeat, I’ve been mapping how rapid drops in pressure often line up with faster drum patterns in coastal festivals—think a 3‑inch drop over an hour matching a 120‑BPM tribal beat. Want to see if the sky’s turbulence really dictates the tempo of your ancient rhythms?

Absolutely, the wind’s pressure waves act like a metronome for the drums; I’ve plotted pressure versus pulse, and the correlation is striking—just another proof that nature’s timing never fails. Ready for the data?