Barometric Pressure in Stettler, Canada 
1013 hPa
15.0 ℃
50%
3.0 m/s
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Stettler has a dry continental climate because it is far from the oceans. Winters are usually cold, with snow and strong winds. Summers are warm, with cool nights. Most of the yearly rain falls from late spring through summer, often during thunderstorms.
Air pressure changes bring different weather patterns. High pressure often brings clear skies, light winds, and dry weather. Low pressure can bring clouds, rain, snow, and stronger winds. Weather can change quickly when these systems move across Alberta.
Stettler lies on the open prairie, so there are few natural barriers to stop winds. The Rocky Mountains are west of town. They block some Pacific moisture and help create drier conditions farther east. The town can also get warmer winter air during Chinook winds, although these winds are usually stronger closer to the mountains.
Spring often changes quickly from cold to mild weather. Summers are warm and can be dry, but heavy showers and hail may occur during storms. Fall brings cooler days, frost, and shorter daylight. Winter is cold and snowy, with occasional mild breaks when warmer air moves in.