Barometric Pressure in Drums, United States 
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Drums has a humid continental climate with four clear seasons. Summers are warm and often humid. Winters are cold, with regular snow and ice. Spring and fall bring quick changes in temperature, with mild days and cool nights.
Weather systems often move in from the west. Low-pressure systems can bring clouds, rain, snow, and strong winds. High-pressure systems usually bring calmer, drier weather. Winter storms called nor’easters can produce heavy snow, while warm fronts may bring rain or a fast change in temperature.
Drums lies inland in northeastern Pennsylvania, near the Appalachian Mountains. Its hills and higher elevations can make the area cooler than nearby valleys. The land also affects snowfall, and storms may leave more snow in the higher areas. The region is far from the ocean, so it does not get much ocean warming, but coastal storms can still bring heavy rain or snow.
Rain falls during every season, with the wettest periods often in late spring and summer. Thunderstorms are common in warm months. Snow usually falls from November through March, though early or late snow can happen. Cold snaps and heavy snow are most likely from December through February.