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Auburn, AL Weather & Climate Normals

Auburn's real weather, in one number

Strongly seasonal
52 /100

Auburn, AL scores 52/100 on this site's reading of NOAA's own 30-year normals: strongly seasonal. Comfortable weather is limited to a shorter window; summers, winters, or precipitation swing wide. 5 of the year's 12 months average between 55 and 75°F, the range this site counts as mild.

Auburn's hottest and coldest months

Auburn's hottest month is Jul, averaging 80°F; its coldest is Jan, averaging 46°F, a 34.3°F swing across the year, a middling gap by national standards.

Auburn's weather across the year

MonthAvg highAvg lowPrecipSnow
Jan56°F35°F5.31in0.3in
Feb61°F39°F5.14in0.2in
Mar68°F45°F5.74in0.2in
Apr75°F51°F4.79in0in
May81°F60°F3.95in0in
Jun87°F68°F5.74in0in
Jul89°F71°F4.83in0in
Aug88°F71°F4.31in0in
Sep84°F66°F3.49in0in
Oct75°F54°F3.38in0in
Nov65°F43°F4.2in0in
Dec58°F38°F5.61in0in

Mar, Apr, May, Sep, and Oct are the best time to see Auburn at its mildest; the rest of the year, plan around Jul's heat and Jan's cold.

Rain and snow in Auburn

Auburn averages 56.49in of precipitation a year across roughly 118 days with measurable rain or snow, and 0.7in of snow a year.

Where Auburn ranks

Auburn ranks 1191 of 4876 US cities in this dataset for comfort score, and 20 of 107 within AL. About 83,757 people live there.

If you need tomorrow's forecast, not the 30-year average

Everything above is a 30-year average from Auburn No.2, AL US, 1.6 miles from Auburn, not a prediction for any specific day.

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More on how this is worked out

What a 30-year climate normal actually is · Why this uses the nearest NOAA station