Barometric Pressure in Pietermaritzburg, South Africa 
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Pietermaritzburg has a subtropical climate. Air pressure here is generally high, with averages around 1013 millibars. High pressure dominates due to its inland location. Surrounding hills and mountains also contribute to its unique air pressure.
Summer brings lower air pressure and more rainfall. Winters have higher pressure and are usually dry and sunny. Pressure changes bring seasonal weather patterns.
The city's geography creates a rain shadow effect. Moist air rises over nearby mountains, cools, and condenses, resulting in rainfall. This leaves Pietermaritzburg with relatively dry air.
As a subtropical region, Pietermaritzburg experiences mild winters and hot, humid summers. Air pressure fluctuations influence these seasonal conditions. The region's climate is classified as humid subtropical.