Barometric Pressure in Montreal, Canada

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The pressure in Montreal, Quebec, Canada is predicted to quickly rise over the next few hours, with an average pressure of 976.5 hPa today, which is lower than normal.

Weather prediction: Expect more dry and cold weather and a strong breeze to gale winds

The daily total fluctuation in pressure in Montreal is 12.8 hPa, with a low of 970.9 hPa and a high of 983.7 hPa.

Forecast

The barometric pressure in Montreal, Quebec, Canada is typically between 980 and 1030 millibars. This range is considered normal. Pressure changes can indicate weather shifts.

Montreal is surrounded by the Saint Lawrence River to the south and the Laurentian Mountains to the north. The river brings moisture from the Atlantic Ocean. The mountains block cold air from the Arctic.

The mountains also create a phenomenon called the "Saint Lawrence River Valley Effect." This effect traps cold air in the valley during winter. It keeps warm air from the Gulf of Mexico from reaching the city.

In summer, the mountains block hot air from the south. The Saint Lawrence River cools the city by 2-3°C compared to inland areas. This results in a more moderate climate.