New Orleans climate

Name: New Orleans
Address: Gulf Coast, United States

United States · Gulf Coast · 29.951° N, 90.072° W

Köppen Cfahumid subtropicalTemperate

Humid subtropical: oppressive muggy summers, mild winters, heavy convective and tropical rains.

Mild winters and warm summers, the classic middle-latitude climate.

What the year looks like

Average monthly temperature — °F / °C

Average high Average low

Average monthly precipitation — in / mm

Rain

Warmest month

August, 89°F / 31°C

Coldest month

January, 49°F / 9°C

Annual swing

40°F / 22°C

Wettest month

July

Driest month

January

Rain per year

67.6" / 1718 mm

Elevation

62 ft / 19 m

Time zone

America/Chicago

2019-2023 averages from Open-Meteo Historical Weather API (ERA5 reanalysis). Imperial / metric.
Month	High °F/°C	Low °F/°C	Rain in/mm	Humidity	Wind mph/km/h	Cloud
January	62 / 17	49 / 9	3.21 / 82	77%	9.6 / 15.4	55%
February	66 / 19	52 / 11	4.99 / 127	80%	10.2 / 16.4	64%
March	72 / 22	58 / 15	4.72 / 120	75%	9.8 / 15.8	59%
April	76 / 25	63 / 17	5.18 / 132	73%	9.4 / 15.1	55%
May	83 / 28	70 / 21	5.27 / 134	76%	7.6 / 12.2	54%
June	87 / 31	76 / 24	7.52 / 191	78%	6.8 / 10.9	57%
July	88 / 31	77 / 25	9.41 / 239	82%	5.7 / 9.2	62%
August	89 / 31	78 / 26	8.89 / 226	80%	6.0 / 9.7	60%
September	85 / 30	75 / 24	5.36 / 136	76%	6.9 / 11.1	43%
October	79 / 26	66 / 19	4.59 / 117	75%	8.0 / 12.9	43%
November	69 / 20	56 / 13	3.34 / 85	75%	8.7 / 14.0	51%
December	65 / 18	53 / 12	5.15 / 131	79%	8.9 / 14.3	58%

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