Barometric Pressure in Perry, United States 
1013 hPa
15.0 ℃
50%
3.0 m/s
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Perry has a warm, humid climate. The Gulf of Mexico helps bring moist air, so skies can turn cloudy and rain can develop quickly. Afternoon thunderstorms are common from late spring through early fall. Tropical storms and hurricanes can also affect the area, especially from June through November.
Air pressure changes with moving weather systems. High pressure often brings clearer, drier weather and lighter winds. Low pressure can bring clouds, rain, strong winds, and thunderstorms. Cold fronts may pass through in fall and winter, causing a short period of cooler, drier air.
Perry is in a flat part of northern Florida near the Gulf Coast. Its low elevation and nearby wetlands help keep the air moist. The Gulf also keeps winters mild and can add energy to storms. The town is far enough inland that it may receive less direct coastal flooding than some beach towns, but strong winds and heavy rain are still possible.
Summers are long, hot, and muggy, with frequent thunderstorms. Winters are usually mild, with cool nights and occasional freezes. Spring and fall bring changing temperatures, rain from fronts, and sometimes severe storms. Rain falls during every season, but summer is often the wettest time.