Barometric Pressure in Martock, United Kingdom 
1013 hPa
15.0 ℃
50%
3.0 m/s
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Martock has a mild, ocean influenced climate. Weather often changes quickly because Atlantic air moves across southwest England. Low air pressure can bring cloud, rain, and strong winds. High pressure usually brings calmer, drier weather, with clear skies in summer or cold, misty days in winter.
The village lies in South Somerset, near the Bristol Channel and surrounded by low hills and farmland. The nearby sea helps keep temperatures from becoming very hot or very cold. Hills can make clouds and rain more likely, especially when moist air rises over them. Martock is usually less wet than the higher parts of western Somerset, but rain can occur in every month.
Summer days are often mild to warm, with longer daylight and some dry, sunny periods. Heavy showers and thunderstorms can still happen. Autumn becomes cooler and wetter, with strong winds during Atlantic storms. Winters are usually cool and damp rather than severely cold. Frost and fog are possible, while snow happens occasionally. Spring brings longer days, but temperatures can change quickly.