Barometric Pressure in Fraserburgh, United Kingdom 
1013 hPa
15.0 ℃
50%
3.0 m/s
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Fraserburgh lies on Scotland’s northeast coast beside the North Sea. The sea keeps winters milder and summers cooler than places farther inland. It also brings moist air, cloud, rain showers, and strong winds. The town is quite exposed, so coastal winds can feel powerful, especially from the north and east.
Much of the unsettled weather comes with low pressure systems moving in from the Atlantic. These systems can bring rain, thick cloud, and strong winds. High pressure can bring calmer and drier weather, but it may also cause cloudy skies, mist, or frost. Weather can change quickly as fronts move across the coast.
Winter is cool, windy, and often wet, with occasional snow or sleet. Snow usually does not stay long near the sea, but colder winds can make it feel much colder. Spring stays cool at first, then becomes brighter and less wet. Summers are mild rather than hot, with long daylight, cool nights, and passing showers. Autumn often becomes wetter and windier as Atlantic storms become more common.
Fraserburgh has a cool, windy ocean climate. Rain can fall at any time of year, although some periods are drier than others. Temperatures do not usually reach very high or very low levels because the nearby sea reduces extreme heat and cold.