Barometric Pressure in Glorieta, United States 
1013 hPa
15.0 ℃
50%
3.0 m/s
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Forecast
Hourly Pressure Trends
Track the barometric pressure in Glorieta hour by hour across the next 6 hourly readings.
Glorieta sits in a high mountain pass east of Santa Fe, where the air is thinner and surface pressure is lower than in nearby lowlands. Pressure often falls as Pacific fronts or summer storms approach, then rises after they pass.
Nearby Sangre de Cristo slopes lift moist air, helping clouds and showers form over higher ground. Glorieta Pass also channels winds, so gusts can strengthen when pressure differences build across the mountains. Nearby valleys and ridges may get different amounts of rain or snow.
Spring is often breezy, with quick shifts as fronts cross. Summers bring warm afternoons and frequent late-day thunderstorms from July through September. Fall turns drier and cooler, with chilly nights. Winter is cold, and passing storms can bring snow, while sunny breaks are common.