What a normal year looks like, based on 30 years of weather (1991 to 2020).
The middle date is the average (half of years are earlier, half later). The range covers 8 out of 10 years.
| Last in spring | Range | First in fall | Range | Days between |
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| Month | High | Low | Average | Rain | Snow | Rainy days | Snowy days | Days 90°+ | Nights 32°− | Sunrise | Sunset | Daylight |
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Rain is total precipitation (melted snow included) in inches. Snow is snowfall in inches. Rainy days have at least 0.01" and snowy days at least 0.1". Sunrise, sunset and daylight are averages for the month.
| Date | High | Low | Average | Rain | Chance of rain | Snow | Chance of snow | Sunrise | Sunset | Daylight |
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Rain and snow are the average amount that falls on that day. Chance is how often at least 0.01" of rain or 0.1" of snow fell on that day. Sun times are for and include daylight saving time.
Weather numbers are the official NOAA U.S. Climate Normals for 1991 to 2020, measured at each city's airport. A frost is 36°F or colder, a freeze is 32°F or colder and a hard freeze is 28°F or colder. Sunrise and sunset are calculated with the NOAA solar formula.