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Given: pressure of 845 hPa at the surface, winds changing from 13 knots to 54 knots,...

Given: pressure of 845 hPa at the surface, winds changing from 13 knots to 54 knots, constant density of 1.34 kg m-3 . Please calculate the surface pressure change due to the wind speed increasing.

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