Average High
Typical daytime high
Average Low
Typical overnight low
Avg Precipitation
Rain + melted snow, for the month
Avg Snowfall
Typical monthly snow
Best time to visit
Month-by-month averages
| Month | Avg High | Avg Low | Precip | Snow |
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Values are 1991–2020 monthly normals from the nearest NOAA station. Tap a month above or use the dropdown to focus it.
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Typical weather — quick answers
What does "typical weather" actually mean?
It's the 30-year average (1991–2020) for a place and month, published by NOAA as "Climate Normals." It tells you what's usual — the temperatures and rainfall you'd expect in an average year — not a forecast for any specific date.
How reliable is this for a wedding, trip, or move?
Very useful as a baseline: it's built from decades of real observations. But any single year can run warmer, cooler, wetter, or drier than the average — roughly half of years fall outside it. Use it to plan (what to pack, when the dry season is), not as a day-of forecast.
Why is the nearest station some miles away?
NOAA publishes normals at official weather stations. We match your ZIP to the closest one and show the distance plus a confidence label. In flat areas even 20+ miles is fine; in the mountains, elevation between you and the station can shift the numbers, so we flag that honestly.
Is precipitation just rain?
Precipitation is the total liquid water for the month — rain plus the melted water content of any snow. Snowfall is shown separately as inches of actual snow.
Where this data comes from
All public-domain U.S. government data:
- Temperature, precipitation & snow normals: NOAA/NCEI 1991–2020 U.S. Climate Normals (monthly product).
- ZIP locations: U.S. Census geocoder & 2023 ZCTA Gazetteer centroids.