Climate of New York

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The Climate of New York is humid contenental, and features diverse weather.

Contents 1 General climate 1.1 Temperature 1.2 Precipitation 2 References

[edit] General climate

[edit] Temperature

Monthly Normal High and Low Temperatures (Fahrenheit) For Various New York Cities
City	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
Albany	31/13	34/16	45/25	57/36	70/47	78/55	82/16	80/58	71/50	60/39	48/31	36/20
Binghamton	28/15	31/17	41/25	53/35	66/46	73/54	78/59	76/57	68/50	57/40	44/31	33/21
Buffalo	31/18	33/19	42/26	54/36	66/48	75/57	80/62	78/60	70/53	59/43	47/34	36/24
New York City	36/23	40/24	48/32	58/42	68/53	77/63	83/68	81/66	74/58	63/47	52/38	42/28
Syracuse	31/14	34/16	43/24	56/35	68/46	77/55	82/60	80/59	71/51	60/40	47/32	36/21
Rochester	31/17	33/17	43/25	55/35	68/46	77/55	81/60	79/59	71/51	60/41	47/33	36/23
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[edit] Precipitation

Average Monthly Precipitation For Various New York Cities In Inches
City	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
Albany	2.71	2.27	3.17	3.25	3.67	3.74	3.50	3.68	3.31	3.23	3.21	2.76
Binghamton	2.58	2.46	2.97	3.49	3.55	3.80	3.49	3.35	3.59	3.02	3.32	3.03
Buffalo	3.16	2.42	2.99	3.04	3.35	3.82	3.14	3.86	3.84	3.19	3.92	3.80
New York City	3.69	2.94	4.08	4.06	4.48	3.45	4.17	4.05	4.05	3.50	4.00	3.86
Syracuse	2.60	2.12	3.02	3.39	3.39	3.71	4.02	3.56	4.15	3.20	3.77	3.12
Rochester	2.34	2.04	2.58	2.75	2.82	3.36	2.93	3.54	3.45	2.60	2.84	2.73
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[edit] References