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Tarrant, AL Weather & Climate Normals

What a normal year in Tarrant actually looks like

Strongly seasonal
46 /100

On the 30-year record NOAA keeps for Tarrant, AL, the comfort score comes out to 46/100, strongly seasonal: Comfortable weather is limited to a shorter window; summers, winters, or precipitation swing wide. Only 4 months a year land in the 55–75°F range this site treats as mild.

How much Tarrant's weather actually swings

Average temperatures in Tarrant run from 45°F in Jan up to 82°F in Jul, a 36.9°F seasonal swing, a middling gap by national standards.

Tarrant, month by month

MonthAvg highAvg lowPrecipSnow
Jan55°F35°F5.03in0.4in
Feb59°F38°F4.95in0.3in
Mar67°F45°F5.66in0.5in
Apr75°F52°F5.08in0in
May82°F61°F4.91in0in
Jun88°F69°F4.78in0in
Jul91°F72°F5.42in0in
Aug91°F71°F4.35in0in
Sep86°F65°F4in0in
Oct76°F54°F3.34in0in
Nov65°F43°F4.23in0in
Dec57°F38°F4.87in0.2in

If you're timing a visit, Mar, Apr, May, and Oct are Tarrant's mildest stretch; if you're moving there, you should plan around Jul's heat and Jan's cold instead.

How wet Tarrant actually gets

Over a typical year, Tarrant sees about 56.62in of precipitation a year across roughly 118 days with measurable rain or snow, with 1.4in of snow a year.

Tarrant against the rest of the country

Out of 4876 cities scored here, Tarrant comes in at 3179; within AL alone it ranks 95 of 107. Population is about 5,806.

Checking the actual forecast

These figures come from Birmingham Ap, AL US, the NOAA station 2.2 miles from Tarrant, averaged over 30 years, not tomorrow's forecast.

Get the actual forecast for Tarrant

More on how this is worked out

Why this uses the nearest NOAA station · How the comfort score is calculated