The pressure in New York, NY is expected to hold steady in the coming hours. Over the next 72 hours, the pressure will reach a low of 29.57 inHg on Tuesday at around 3am and then climb to a high of 30.51 inHg on Wednesday at around 2pm. The average pressure for this period will be 30.12 inHg, which is pretty normal, but on the higher side. The average daily total fluctuation is 0.51 inHg, which is the sum of all the pressure changes from hour to hour in a single day (24-hour period) divided by the number of days shown. Compared to fluctuations in cities around the world, the daily (intraday) fluctuation forecasted in New York, NY ranks in the top 10%, meaning that the pressure changes from hour to hour are quite significant. The average daily range, which is the average difference between the highest and lowest pressures within each 24-hour window, is 0.49 inHg. Compared to the daily ranges in other human-inhabited places, this is quite wide, which means that the pressure is more volatile here. (Note that this metric is based on daily ranges, so sometimes the multi-day variance can be much larger than is described, especially at higher latitudes.)