Barometric Pressure in Fort Lauderdale, United States 
1011.6 hPa
27.6 ℃
87%
1.12 m/s
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The average pressure in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States today is , which is considered normal. Pressure is trending falling.
Weather prediction: Rain at frequent intervals
The daily total fluctuation in pressure in Fort Lauderdale is , with a low of and a high of .
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Hourly Pressure Trends
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The barometric pressure in Fort Lauderdale is typically high, averaging around 30.15 inches. This is due to its subtropical location near the ocean.
Fort Lauderdale is surrounded by the Everglades to the west and the Atlantic Ocean to the east. The Everglades is a vast wetland area. It is home to numerous lakes, rivers, and mangrove forests.
The ocean's influence stabilizes the atmospheric pressure. The wetlands absorb excess moisture, regulating the air pressure. This combination of ocean and wetlands keeps the pressure relatively steady.
During the summer months, the pressure can drop slightly due to increased humidity. This brings more rain and thunderstorms to the area. In the winter, the pressure tends to rise, leading to drier and cooler conditions.