Barometric Pressure Forecast for Evesham, United Kingdom
Barometric pressure forecast for Evesham, United Kingdom — in the Vale of Evesham on the River Avon, between the Cotswold escarpment and the Malverns. See current barometric pressure and what it means for weather-sensitive people.
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Pressure and weather in Evesham
Evesham lies in a broad low vale where the Avon meanders through some of the most sheltered and fertile ground in England, with the Cotswold scarp rising to the southeast and the Malvern Hills standing to the west. That shelter gives the vale its long market gardening history and its mild growing season, but it does little to blunt the pressure changes that arrive with Atlantic weather. From October through February the jet stream steers a near-continuous train of depressions across the British Isles, and each one brings a deep and fairly rapid fall followed by a blustery clearance and a rise, sometimes three or four in a single week. Named storms in this season can push the barometer below 970 hectopascals. Summer is quieter, often dominated by an Azores high extension that holds the pressure steady for a fortnight, though thundery breakdowns arrive with humid continental air from the south.
What this means for you
Britain's winter depression train delivers repeated changes rather than isolated events, so several days of steady pressure are the exception rather than the rule. Tracking across a whole season shows the pattern better than any single storm.