Barometer readings sometimes change massively for no reason.
I had no location changes because I have been at home all those time. Also there weren't any rapid changes in weather. The reading is definitely abnormal.



Barometer readings sometimes change massively for no reason.
I had no location changes because I have been at home all those time. Also there weren't any rapid changes in weather. The reading is definitely abnormal.



My graph looks exactly like this after swimming in the pool. I know you are at home and probably not in a swimming pool, but perhaps during these 24 hours you were wearing it under water.
Thanks but I am 100% sure I have never put my watch underwater since I bought it. I know what you mean. I have a casio watch and indeed it would produce barometric graph like this when I put it underwater. But this garmin instinct solar has never been underwater.
The issue you have is caused by two things.
First your sensor is set to Barometer instead of Auto mode, this means every time you altitude changes the barometer will have a random jump like the one you are seeing. It’s recommended the sensor is set to auto for the watch to chose based on your activity.
The other plausible issue is water. IE: if you go for a swim and the watch is set to auto or Barometer mode only, the pressure in the water will mess with the barometer graph. It’s redonnes that, if you swim to set the sensor to altitude.