Heavy lake-effect and lake-enhanced snow will persist downwind of the Great Lakes and produce some whiteout conditions that could cause difficult travel conditions. A coastal low will produce moderate to heavy snow over parts of southern and eastern New England into the afternoon. Below average temperatures are expected across the eastern U.S., particularly with chilly morning temperatures. Read More >
WARMEST YEARS COLDEST YEARS
1. 56.5 1934 1. 49.3 1912
2. 56.5 1981 2. 49.7 1993
3. 55.7 1954 3. 49.8 1895
4. 55.7 2016 4. 50.0 1913
5. 55.1 1970 5. 50.1 1898
6. 54.9 1969 6. 50.2 1891
7. 54.8 2012 7. 50.2 1997
8. 54.8 2015 8. 50.3 1899
9. 54.6 2017 9. 50.4 1995
10. 54.6 2020 10. 50.5 1905
1951
WARMEST WINTERS COLDEST WINTERS
1. 39.6 1933-34 1. 23.8 1898-99
2. 39.4 1980-81 2. 24.8 1978-79
3. 38.3 1906-07 3. 26.5 1911-12
4. 37.6 1953-54 4. 27.4 1987-88
5. 37.5 1934-35 5. 27.6 1909-10
6. 36.8 1969-70 6. 27.8 1983-84
7. 36.5 1957-58 7. 27.9 1959-60
8. 36.1 1942-43 8. 27.9 2009-10
9. 36.0 1889-90 9. 28.2 1912-13
10. 35.9 1970-71 10. 28.2 1961-62
1975-76
1999-00
WARMEST SUMMERS COLDEST SUMMERS
1. 77.7 1970 1. 68.3 1915
2. 77.4 2012 2. 69.3 1895
3. 77.2 2011 3. 69.7 1904
4. 2020 4. 69.9 1912
5. 77.1 2016 5. 70.2 1945
6. 76.9 1934 6. 1992
7. 76.5 2002 7. 2004
8. 2018 8. 70.5 1906
9. 76.3 1980 9. 70.6 1891
10. 1981 10. 1903
Records are in degrees fahrenheit, June 27 1888 to present.
Winter temps (Dec. - Feb.) Summer temps (June - Aug.)
Averages are based on a sum of months.
Current through January 1, 2022.
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