Barometric Pressure in Pembroke Pines, United States 
1013 hPa
15.0 ℃
50%
3.0 m/s
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Pembroke Pines has a warm, humid climate with two main seasons. The wet season lasts from about May through October. Hot days, strong sunshine, and frequent afternoon thunderstorms are common. The dry season runs from November through April, with lower humidity and less rain. Cold weather is rare, but winter cold fronts can bring a few cooler days.
Air pressure affects local weather patterns. In winter, higher pressure over the Atlantic often brings dry, comfortable air and gentle winds. In summer, lower pressure over the warm land helps air rise. This creates clouds, thunderstorms, and heavy rain. Tropical storms and hurricanes can also affect the area from June through November.
Pembroke Pines is near the Atlantic coast and the Everglades. Warm ocean water adds moisture to the air, while breezes from the coast can help form afternoon storms. The flat land allows warm, moist air to spread easily. Nearby water also keeps temperatures from changing as quickly as they do farther inland.