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New Haven, MI Weather & Climate Normals

What a normal year in New Haven actually looks like

Strongly seasonal
45 /100

On the 30-year record NOAA keeps for New Haven, MI, the comfort score comes out to 45/100, strongly seasonal: Comfortable weather is limited to a shorter window; summers, winters, or precipitation swing wide. Only 5 months a year land in the 55–75°F range this site treats as mild.

How much New Haven's weather actually swings

Average temperatures in New Haven run from 25°F in Jan up to 72°F in Jul, a 47.3°F seasonal swing, one of the widest gaps in this dataset.

New Haven, month by month

MonthAvg highAvg lowPrecipSnow
Jan32°F18°F2.22in10.6in
Feb34°F19°F1.75in8.5in
Mar44°F26°F2.45in5.2in
Apr56°F36°F3.36in0.7in
May68°F47°F3.59in0in
Jun78°F57°F3.31in0in
Jul82°F62°F3.82in0in
Aug80°F61°F3.68in0in
Sep73°F53°F3.17in0in
Oct61°F43°F2.82in0in
Nov48°F32°F2.6in1.3in
Dec37°F24°F2.19in5.9in

If you're timing a visit, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, and Sep are New Haven's mildest stretch; if you're moving there, you should plan around Jan's cold instead.

How wet New Haven actually gets

Over a typical year, New Haven sees about 34.96in of precipitation a year across roughly 134 days with measurable rain or snow, with 32.2in of snow a year.

New Haven against the rest of the country

Out of 4876 cities scored here, New Haven comes in at 3571; within MI alone it ranks 80 of 153. Population is about 6,711.

Checking the actual forecast

These figures come from Mt Clemens Ang Base, MI US, the NOAA station 8.5 miles from New Haven, averaged over 30 years, not tomorrow's forecast.

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More on how this is worked out

Why some cities show no snow or rain figure · What a 30-year climate normal actually is