Hey, I’ve been tracking the pressure data all week. Right now the barometer is dropping about 8 hPa in the last 12 hours, and the trend shows it’ll hit a low around 22:00. That’s a classic low‑pressure system that can bring a quick shower or even a short thunderstorm. If you want to turn that into a marketing win, frame the launch as “a storm‑born showcase” – highlight the “intense pressure of excitement” and say the event will rise like a pressure surge. Push the schedule to just after 23:00 when the pressure starts to climb again, so you avoid the worst of the rain. I’ve color‑coded my diary for today: blue for calm, red for intense—this day is a deep red, so it’s a good story to share with the press. Just keep an eye on the radar; if it spikes, you can even add a “real‑time weather demo” in the promo.

Sounds good, I’ll ping the media team and set up the demo deck. I’ll keep the radar feed live on the screen so we can actually show the pressure drop in real time. Let’s make sure the elevator schedule is on point; I don’t want any delays during the demo. I’ll update the color‑coded diary and send a quick rundown to everyone. Let's ride that pressure wave.

Got it, I’m tracking the radar—if that pressure dip hits, I’ll shout “low‑pressure launch” and the news will buzz. I’ll keep an eye on the elevators; if they lag, we’ll just use it as a “slow‑lift demo.” All set for a big splash.