Barometric Pressure in Mandurah, Australia 
1017.2 hPa
15.6 ℃
82%
3.41 m/s
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The average pressure in Mandurah, Western Australia, Australia today is , which is considered normal. Pressure is trending steady.
Weather prediction: Changeable, mending
The daily total fluctuation in pressure in Mandurah is , with a low of and a high of .
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Hourly Pressure Trends
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Mandurah has a Mediterranean climate, with hot, dry summers and mild, wetter winters. Most rain falls from May to August. Summer days are often sunny, with little rain. Winter brings more cloudy days, stronger winds, and regular showers.
In summer, high pressure systems often sit over southern Australia. They keep the weather dry and stable. Sea breezes from the Indian Ocean usually develop during the afternoon and help cool Mandurah. In winter, low pressure systems and cold fronts move in from the Southern Ocean. These systems bring rain, gusty winds, and cooler air.
Mandurah lies beside the Indian Ocean and the Peel Harvey Estuary. Water changes temperature slowly, so it helps keep coastal temperatures from becoming too extreme. The nearby Darling Scarp can affect wind and rainfall. Mandurah is generally warmer and drier than areas farther inland during winter, while its coastal location brings cooler afternoons in summer.
Spring and autumn are changeable seasons. Warm, sunny days can occur alongside cool, wet days. Temperatures are usually moderate, but strong winds and sudden showers may happen when weather systems move through.