In a room with a single window, Lysander is standing with his back to the window while Rowena is facing him. Outside, a storm is brewing and the wind pressure is increasing. What will happen to Rowena's perception of the environment relative to Lysander's as the wind pressure against the window increases?

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Rowena will begin to feel a colder temperature and possibly hear a higher wind noise, while Lysander's experience will be less affected. This is because the increasing wind pressure will push against the window, potentially creating small gaps or allowing more cold air to seep through imperfections in the window, directly affecting Rowena who is facing the window. Rowena might also see the window panes bow inward slightly, if the pressure is strong enough. Lysander, having his back to the window, will be shielded from these immediate effects by his position and by Rowena's body to some extent. Additionally, he might not immediately notice the visual cues of the window bowing inward unless he turns around.