Barometric Pressure in Dallas, United States

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The pressure in Dallas, Pennsylvania, United States is predicted rising over the next 24 hours, with an average pressure of

1019.3

today, which is considered normal.

Weather prediction: Fairly fine, showery later

The daily total fluctuation in pressure in Dallas is

0.8

, with a low of

1018.9

and a high of

1019.7

.

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Forecast

Dallas, Pennsylvania, has a humid continental climate with four clear seasons. Weather can change quickly as fronts move through the area. High pressure often brings clear, dry weather. Low pressure can bring clouds, rain, snow, and strong winds. Winter storms called nor’easters may bring heavy snow.

The town sits in northeastern Pennsylvania among rolling Appalachian hills. Its inland location means it does not get much ocean influence, so winters are cold and summers can be hot. The higher land around Dallas can make temperatures a little cooler and may increase snowfall compared with nearby lower areas.

Winters are usually cold, with regular snow and periods of ice. Spring brings milder temperatures, rain, and quick changes between warm and cool days. Summers are warm and humid, with thunderstorms that can produce heavy rain, gusty winds, and lightning. Fall is often cool and dry, with colorful leaves and occasional early frosts.

Rain and snow can occur during every season, but late spring through summer is often wetter because of thunderstorms. The local climate is shaped by changing air masses, Appalachian hills, and its distance from large bodies of water.