Barometric Pressure in Long Beach, United States 
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Forecast
Hourly Pressure Trends
Track the barometric pressure in Long Beach hour by hour and stay informed about how it will change over the next 6 hours.
Upcoming Days
Stay informed about the barometric pressure trends in Long Beach for the upcoming days, including daily minimum and maximum readings.
Weather patterns in Long Beach, like storms and fair weather, cause barometric pressure to rise and fall. These changes affect the weather.
Long Beach's low elevation near sea level and flat landscape allow winds to move freely, making atmospheric pressure vary. This variability affects local weather.
In winter, pressure is usually lower, bringing rain and clouds. In summer, pressure is higher, leading to clearer skies. Spring and fall pressure trends are mild.
Long Beach has a marine west coast climate, which means frequent rain and mild temperatures. This climate leads to gentle barometric pressure fluctuations, making the weather pleasant.