Barometric Pressure in North Bonneville, United States 
1016.4 hPa
10.7 ℃
90%
1.96 m/s
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The average pressure in North Bonneville, Washington, United States today is , which is considered normal. Pressure is trending rising.
Weather prediction: Fairly fine, improving
The daily total fluctuation in pressure in North Bonneville is , with a low of and a high of .
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Hourly Pressure Trends
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North Bonneville has a mild, wet climate. From late fall through winter, low pressure systems often move in from the Pacific Ocean. These storms bring clouds, rain, and sometimes strong winds. High pressure is more common in summer, so the weather is usually drier and sunnier.
The town sits in the Columbia River Gorge between the Cascade Mountains. The mountains force moist air upward, which causes more rain in the area. The gorge also channels winds along the river. Nearby forests, hills, and the river can create small changes in temperature and wind from one place to another.
Winter is cool and very wet, while snow is usually limited near town. Spring brings more mild temperatures and frequent showers. Summers are warm, dry, and often breezy. Fall starts mild but becomes cooler and wetter as Pacific storms return. Local weather can change quickly because of the mountains and the narrow gorge.