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Barometric Pressure in Santa Fe, United States United States

Pressure

0000 hPa

Temperature

00.0 ℃

Humidity

00.0%

Wind

00.0 m/s

The pressure in Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States is predicted falling over the next 24 hours, with an average pressure of 1006.8 today, which is lower than normal.

Weather prediction: Rain at times, worse later

Rapid Pressure Changes

Rapid pressure changes detected in Santa Fe - often a sign of approaching weather shifts. Get accurate local time and alerts on our iOS app.

  • Rapid Fall - Sun, Sep 13 (-4.7)
  • Rapid Rise - Sun, Sep 13 (5.9)
  • Rapid Rise - Mon, Sep 14 (4.1)
  • Rapid Fall - Mon, Sep 14 (-4.1)
  • Rapid Rise - Tue, Sep 15 (6.5)

The daily total fluctuation in pressure in Santa Fe is 5.4, with a low of 1003.6 and a high of 1009.

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The barometric pressure in Santa Fe is typically higher during the winter months and lower during the summer months. This fluctuation has a significant impact on the city's weather patterns.

Barometric pressure

Santa Fe is situated in a valley surrounded by the Sangre de Cristo Mountains to the east and the Jemez Mountains to the west. This unique landscape affects the atmospheric pressure, with cold air sinking into the valley and warmer air rising. The mountains also block moisture from the Pacific Ocean, resulting in a relatively dry climate.

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Disclaimer

* The barometric pressure information for Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States on this page is for educational purposes only. We are not responsible for its accuracy or reliability. This information is not medical advice. Consult a health professional for medical concerns and do not rely on this site for medical decisions.
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