Arrow in the compass: what's this ?

Goodmorning everyone,

I received my first Instinct yesterday, I understood almost everything but one thing. I apologize for the banality of the question:

in ABC there are in the order Altimeter - expressed as the trend of the altitude - in the last 4 hours , Barometer, Compass, and a second compass with display of the altitude and an arrow which in my current case is oriented to the right.

What does this arrow indicate? What does his verse indicate?

Sorry . . .

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5335512 over 3 years ago in reply to Bylo Selhi +1

Thanks.

looking back, I didn't understand anything ...

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0 PMO over 3 years ago

The arrow represents the current behavior of the barometric pressure. If it is horizontal, pointing to the right, it means that the barometric pressure is basically constant (not increasing or decreasing).

0 5335512 over 3 years ago in reply to PMO

thank you! and if to the left? Does it go up? Goes down?

I just found a comprehensive answer on Reddit:

"Straight means air pressure is stable. There are a few other options it can show which consist of diagonal up (pressure increase} , diagonal down (pressure decrease) and straight as well as combinations of these (up, down, down then stable, up then stable, stable then down, stable then up, there may be others too, I don't remember the full set)"

Thanks

0 Bylo Selhi over 3 years ago in reply to 5335512

0 5335512 over 3 years ago in reply to Bylo Selhi

Thanks.

looking back, I didn't understand anything ...