Barometric Pressure in Waltham, United States 
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The pressure in Waltham, Massachusetts, United States is predicted rising over the next 24 hours, with an average pressure of today, which is considered normal.
Weather prediction: Fairly fine, improving
Rapid Pressure Changes
Rapid pressure changes detected in Waltham - often a sign of approaching weather shifts. Get accurate local time and alerts on our iOS app.
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The daily total fluctuation in pressure in Waltham is , with a low of and a high of .
Forecast
Hourly Pressure Trends
Track the barometric pressure in Waltham hour by hour and stay informed about how it will change over the next 6 hours.
Waltham has four clear seasons. Summers are warm, humid, and often sunny, with temperatures commonly in the 70s and 80s Fahrenheit. Winters are cold, with temperatures often near or below freezing. Snow can fall several times each winter. Spring and fall bring milder temperatures and changing weather.
Weather systems move in from the west and across New England. High air pressure often brings clear, dry weather. Low air pressure can bring clouds, rain, strong winds, or snow. Storms called nor’easters may bring heavy snow, rain, and strong winds, especially in winter.
Waltham is inland but still close to the Atlantic Ocean. The ocean can soften some temperature changes, while the town’s distance from the coast allows colder winter nights and warmer summer days. The Charles River, nearby hills, and paved areas also affect local temperatures and winds. City areas may stay warmer at night than nearby wooded places.
Rain and snow can occur in every season, but summer storms are often short and heavy. Fall is usually cool and colorful, while spring can change quickly from chilly to warm. Overall, Waltham has a humid continental climate with warm summers, cold winters, and precipitation spread through the year.