When in use, the glass bulb of the thermometer should not touch the wall or bottom of the container. From the picture, the glass bulb of the thermometer touches the bottom of the beaker.

According to Figure B, the scale value of this thermometer is 1℃, so the pointer of this thermometer is 99℃, which means the boiling point of water is 99℃. The boiling point is lower than that of 100℃ at standard atmospheric pressure, so the atmospheric pressure is lower than 1 standard atmospheric pressure.

So, the answer is: the glass bulb of the thermometer hit the bottom of the beaker; 99; Less than.