Barometric Pressure in Geronimo, United States 
1013 hPa
15.0 ℃
50%
3.0 m/s
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Geronimo has a dry, sunny desert climate. Rainfall is limited during much of the year, and the air is often very dry. Clear skies can make summer days hot and nights cool. Spring often brings strong winds and blowing dust.
High pressure controls the area for much of the year. It usually brings fair skies and little rain. In winter, low pressure systems can move in from the Pacific, bringing clouds, rain, strong winds, or occasional snow. Summer storms become more common when moist air moves north from Mexico. These storms can be brief but heavy and may cause flash flooding.
The nearby mountains and high desert land affect local weather. Mountains can force moist air upward, helping storms form, while dry areas on the other side receive less rain. Summers are hot, especially in the afternoon, but nights cool quickly. Winters are mild to cool during the day and cold at night. Geronimo’s climate is semi-arid, with most of its yearly rain falling during the summer storm season and during a few winter storms.