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Barometric Pressure in Durban, South Africa South Africa

Pressure

1017.3 hPa

Temperature

25.8 ℃

Humidity

76%

Wind

5.8 m/s

Last updated

The average pressure in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa today is 1015.2, which is considered normal. Pressure is trending steady.

Weather prediction: Fairly fine, showers likely

Rapid Pressure Changes

Rapid pressure changes detected in Durban, often a sign of approaching weather shifts. See the forecast chart or get pressure alerts.

  • Rapid Rise : Mon, Oct 19 (4.3 hPa)
  • Rapid Fall : Tue, Oct 20 (-4 hPa)
  • Rapid Rise : Wed, Oct 21 (4.6 hPa)

The daily total fluctuation in pressure in Durban is 4, with a low of 1013.3 and a high of 1017.3.

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Weather patterns in Durban cause changes in barometric pressure, which can rise or fall rapidly, affecting the atmosphere and local weather.

Barometric pressure

Durban's coastal location and surrounding hills influence atmospheric pressure, making it more variable and unpredictable than inland areas.

In summer, pressure is generally lower, leading to more rainfall and storms. In winter, pressure is higher, bringing clear skies and dry air.

Durban has a humid subtropical climate, characterized by high temperature and humidity, with small barometric pressure fluctuations that make the weather feel warm and humid most of the time.

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* The barometric pressure information for Durban, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa on this page is for educational purposes only. We are not responsible for its accuracy or reliability. This information is not medical advice. Consult a health professional for medical concerns and do not rely on this site for medical decisions.
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