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What does it mean when the barometric pressure is rising or falling?

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What does it mean when the barometric pressure is rising or falling?

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Rising barometric pressure generally indicates that an area of high pressure is approaching. Falling barometric pressure generally indicates that an area of low pressure is approaching. Because high-pressure areas are generally associated with fair weather, and low pressure with clouds and precipitation, one can expect those types of weather conditions depending on what the barometer is indicating.

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