Surface pressure charts are provided by the Met Office UK
The first charts aere current conditions and are the most updated
Check dates on charts as some are only sent out at certain times of the day, So the current one is the one for the time and date but smallest hour.
For instance 12z Sunday may have 2 charts 84 hoursband 96 hours
The 84 would be the latest, the other would be useful to see changes since on the chart
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