Barometric Pressure in Magoebaskloof, South Africa 
1013 hPa
15.0 ℃
50%
3.0 m/s
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Hourly Pressure Trends
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Magoebaskloof has a mild, moist mountain climate, with frequent cloud, mist, and changing conditions across its slopes. Summer days often bring showers and thunderstorms. As the inland plateau heats, lower pressure develops and draws humid air from the east, feeding rain-bearing clouds.
The steep escarpment and nearby mountains force moist air upward, where it cools and forms cloud and rain. Higher ground also makes temperatures cooler than on the Lowveld below. In winter, strong high pressure over the interior usually brings sinking air, clearer skies, and dry spells.
Summer, roughly October to March, is the wettest season, with warm afternoons and heavy, sometimes brief storms. Winter, from about May to August, is drier and sunny by day, but nights can be cold. Passing cold fronts may bring cloud or rain, while spring warms and showers return.