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Barometric Pressure in Issaquah, United States United States

Pressure

1018.7 hPa

Temperature

10.6 ℃

Humidity

75%

Wind

0.42 m/s

Last updated

The average pressure in Issaquah, Washington, United States today is 1017.4, which is considered normal. Pressure is trending falling.

Weather prediction: Rain at times, worse later

Rapid Pressure Changes

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

  • Rapid Fall : Wed, Oct 21 (-4.9 hPa)

The daily total fluctuation in pressure in Issaquah is 4.2, with a low of 1014.6 and a high of 1018.8.

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The barometric pressure in Issaquah varies throughout the year. It changes with the weather patterns. Shifts in pressure bring different types of weather. Low pressure often brings rain and clouds. High pressure usually clears the skies.

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Issaquah is surrounded by mountains to the east and west. The Cascade Range is to the east. The Olympic Mountains are to the west. These mountains affect the air flow. They force air to rise, cool, and condense. This creates clouds and precipitation.

The landscape also includes Lake Washington. It is a large body of water. The lake moderates the temperature. It keeps the city cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter. The lake's influence also reduces extreme weather conditions.

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* The barometric pressure information for Issaquah, Washington, United States 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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