Barometric Pressure in Norwood, United States 
1013 hPa
15.0 ℃
50%
3.0 m/s
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Norwood has a humid continental climate with four clear seasons. Weather can change quickly as warm, moist air from the south meets cold, dry air from Canada. Low-pressure systems often bring clouds, rain, snow, and strong winds. High-pressure systems usually bring calmer, drier weather.
Norwood’s location in northern New York affects its weather. Cold air can move south from Canada with few barriers, causing long, cold winters. The nearby St. Lawrence River and larger bodies of water can slightly soften temperatures, but they can also add moisture. This moisture may lead to snow when cold air moves through the area.
Winters are cold and snowy, with frequent snow from passing storms and lake-effect bands from nearby Lake Ontario. Spring is cool and changeable, with rain and quick temperature shifts. Summers are usually warm and humid, with thunderstorms during some low-pressure systems. Fall brings cooler air, colorful leaves, and periods of frost.
Rain and snow occur throughout the year, but winter usually has the most snow. Norwood’s northern location gives it shorter, milder summers and longer winters than places farther south. Nearby hills and open land can also increase wind, especially during strong storms.
(36 km)