Barometric Pressure in North Falmouth, United States

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The pressure in North Falmouth, Massachusetts, United States is predicted rising over the next 24 hours, with an average pressure of

1008.7

today, which is lower than normal.

Weather prediction: Fairly fine, possible showers early

The daily total fluctuation in pressure in North Falmouth is

1.4

, with a low of

1007.9

and a high of

1009.3

.

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Forecast

North Falmouth has a coastal climate shaped by Buzzards Bay and the nearby Atlantic Ocean. Water warms and cools more slowly than land, so summers are often cooler and winters are often milder than in places farther inland. Sea breezes can lower afternoon temperatures, especially in summer.

High pressure often brings sunny, dry, and calm weather. Low pressure systems bring clouds, wind, rain, or snow. These systems can move along the coast and produce strong winter storms called nor’easters. Tropical storms and hurricanes can also bring heavy rain, strong winds, and coastal flooding in late summer and fall.

Spring is cool and changeable, with rain and growing warmth. Summers are warm and humid, but ocean breezes can make the shore feel cooler. Fall often begins mild, then turns cooler as ocean storms become more common. Winters are cold, windy, and wet. North Falmouth can get snow, but warmer ocean water often changes some snow to rain, especially near the coast.

The area has many cloudy and rainy days spread through the year, with no long dry season. Coastal flooding and beach erosion are bigger concerns during strong storms and high tides. Temperature changes are usually less extreme than they are in inland Massachusetts.