Barometric Pressure in Winslow, United States 
1013 hPa
15.0 ℃
50%
3.0 m/s
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Winslow, Maine, sits in the Kennebec River valley, inland from the Atlantic. The valley lets some air move along the river corridor, while nearby hills can slow or lift air. Because the ocean is not close, temperatures change more sharply here than along the coast.
Low-pressure systems often bring clouds, wind, and rain or snow as storms cross the interior or track up the coast. They lift air, helping clouds form. High pressure pushes air downward, often bringing calmer, clearer skies. In winter, cold air can settle in the valley and linger.
Winter is long and cold, with frequent snow and icy periods. Spring warms slowly and often brings rain as snow melts. Summers are warm and can feel humid, with afternoon thunderstorms. Fall turns cooler quickly; clear nights and shorter days bring frosts before winter returns.