Barometric Pressure in Bunbury, Australia

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The pressure in Bunbury, Western Australia, Australia is predicted falling over the next 24 hours, with an average pressure of

1019.4

today, which is considered normal.

Weather prediction: Occasional rain, worsening

The daily total fluctuation in pressure in Bunbury is

3.5

, with a low of

1017.7

and a high of

1021.2

.

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Forecast

Bunbury has a Mediterranean climate. Summers are warm, dry, and mostly sunny. Winters are cooler and wetter. Spring and autumn bring changing temperatures and some rain.

In summer, high pressure systems often sit over southern Australia. They block rain clouds and bring clear skies. Sea breezes from the Indian Ocean can cool Bunbury in the afternoon. In winter, low pressure systems and cold fronts move in from the ocean. They bring most of the city’s rain, along with strong winds and cloudy days.

Bunbury’s location on the coast helps keep temperatures from becoming too hot or too cold. The Indian Ocean stores heat and releases it slowly, which makes winter nights milder and summer days less extreme. The coastal plain allows ocean winds to move inland, while the Darling Scarp east of Bunbury can affect wind and rainfall patterns.

Rainfall changes greatly through the year. June, July, and August are usually the wettest months. January and February are often the driest. Bunbury can also have hot days when winds come from inland areas, especially during summer.