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The 3 best websites for average seasonal temperatures

Look up typical winter and summer temperatures for almost any place in the world, from big cities to small towns.

What do you need most?

#1

Weather Spark

weatherspark.com ↗

Clear charts for every season, for almost any town on Earth.

Best for
Seeing summer and winter at a glance
Coverage
About 145,000 places

Why it's good

  • Spells out the hot and cold seasons with dates
  • Daily highs and lows in colour bands
  • Also covers humidity, rain and sunshine

Finding winter and summer averages

  1. Search a city in the box on the home page
  2. Open the climate page for that city
  3. Read the hot season and cold season summaries at the top
Open Weather Spark
#2

Climate-Data.org

en.climate-data.org ↗

A simple month-by-month table of averages for huge numbers of places.

Best for
Comparing lots of places quickly
Coverage
Cities and small towns worldwide

Why it's good

  • Average, minimum and maximum for every month
  • Switch between °C and °F
  • Covers many small towns other sites miss

Finding winter and summer averages

  1. Search the place name
  2. Scroll to the climate table
  3. Compare the December to February and June to August columns
Open Climate-Data.org
#3

Weatherbase

weatherbase.com ↗

A long-running climate archive drawn from weather station records.

Best for
Station-based averages and extra detail
Coverage
Tens of thousands of cities

Why it's good

  • Data comes from real weather stations
  • Shows how many years each average covers
  • Good for record highs and lows too

Finding winter and summer averages

  1. Browse by country or search a city
  2. Open the city's climate page
  3. Read the average, high and low temperature rows by month
Open Weatherbase

Tip: in the Southern Hemisphere (Australia, South America, southern Africa), summer is December to February and winter is June to August.

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