The theory of the Lithosphere-Atmosphere-Ionosphere Coupling (LAIC) provides some insights into atmospheric signals correlated with earthquakes. The detailed discussion and many useful references are provided in: 

Ouzounov, D., Pulinets, S., Hattori, K., Kafatos, M., & Taylor, P. (2011) Atmospheric signals associated with major earthquakes. A multi-sensor approach. In M. Hayakawa (Ed.), Frontier of Earthquake Short-term Prediction Study. Japan. 510-531.

Dear Dr. Janu

May I have the pdf version of this paper?

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IJAZ

Dear Dr. Ahmad,

The file is attached; I hope that you will find it useful.

All the best in your research,

Janusz

Thank you very much Sir!

There are publication concerned a connections between the atmospheric pressure and earthquakes:

Bokov V.N. About perspectives of solar-earth links  for Earth seismic forecast. Izvestia RGO RAN, 2000, 132, iss. 4, pp 38-46. (in Russian)

Bokov V.N. The variability of the atmospheric circulation as the initiator of strong earthquakes. Izvestia RGO RAN, 2003, 135, iss. 6, pp 54-56. (in Russian)

Sytinskiy A.D. About the experience of forecasting the time of strong earthquakes and about earthquake time and power dependence on atmospheric processes. Moscow . “Nauka” Physical processes in earthquake centres 1980, pp.49-55. (in Russian)

Sytinskiy A.D. Link between Earth seismicity solar activity and atmospheric processes Leningrad: Hydrometeoizdat, 1987, 99 pp. (in Russian)

Sytinskiy A.D., Oborin D.A. 1997, Interplanetary medium disturbances impact to the Earth seismicity and atmosphere. Geomagnetism and Aeronomy, 37, pp. 138-141 (in Russian)

Sytinskiy A.D. About planetary disturbances in periods of strong earthquakes Geomagnetism and Aeronomy, 37, pp. 132-137 (in Russian)

Bokov V.N. Atmospheric circulation impact on origin of strong earthquakes. Second scientific reading in memory of Yu.P. Bulashevich. Nuclear geophysics, Geophysical studies of the lithosphere. Geometry. Yekaterinburg, 2003, Thesis pp. 16 - 17. (in Russian)

the site:

short-term forecast of earthquakes on 24 and 25 September. Iternational Center of Geophysical Forecast

http://www.forecast-center.com

Important! An earthquake can vary from -13 to +13 hours from prognostic date. This is due to the quality used in the data calculations. We remind you that the predictability of forecasts is 75 percent. Please repost.

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Dear Irina

Please send pdf of the papers mentioned above.

I am afraid I do not have. Look for in the site pointed. May be there are. Or try to link with Victor Bokov.

 Adress: Russia, 197022, Saint-Petersburg, Instrumental'naya Str. 3, lit.B, Office №526

E-mail:  [email protected]

the professor from Russian State Hydrometeorological Univercity I Bokov studied in n in the field and there is a special a special site for earthquake forecast. try to find his site