Peter Duniho wrote:

The phrase in question says nothing about pressure at all. The word
pressure is not even used.

My apologies to the group for so immediately violating my own stated
rule to ignore this person's posts forever more. But I just can't sit
back and let him spew utter nonsense without challenge. Good GOD man,
when you see the phrase "high to low, look out below" in an aviation
book they mean high to low PRESSURE. They assume the reader has the
intellectual wherewithall to take it from context when they see the big
high and low pressure icons on the same page!

BTW, the moral of the whole "high to low (pressure), look out below"
thing is to make sure on a cross-country or IFR flight to get altimeter
setting updates regularly.

Jim Rosinski