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July in New Hampshire generally has warm temperatures, with precipitation levels ranging from moderate to heavy. During July, summer is in full swing. The average maximum temperatures are warm and range from 24°C in Waterville Valley to 29°C in Nashua.
Average maximum temperatures in July range from 75°F to 80°F in the north and from 80°F to 85°F in the south. The statewide annual average (1991–2020 normals period) precipitation is 48.8 inches, with higher amounts occurring in the south and along the eastern border of the state and lower amounts in the west and north. Figure 1.
Month: What Was the Hottest July in New Hampshire History? 2020 was the warmest July in New Hampshire history. Statewide, the average daily high temperature was 81.9 °F, and the average low was 60.3 °F. What Was the Coldest July in New Hampshire History? 1962 was the coolest July in New Hampshire history.
New Hampshire has a mix of continental climates (wet continental climate type Dfb and an alpine climate on the highest peaks of the White Mountains) In the lower situated areas winters are cool and summers are warm. During the summer temperatures may rise above 30 degrees Celsius (86 degrees Fahrenheit).
Average maximum temperatures in July range from 75°F to 80°F in the north and from 80°F to 85°F in the south. The statewide annual average (1991–2020 normals period) precipitation is 48.8 inches, with higher amounts occurring in the south and along the eastern border of the state and lower amounts in the west and north.
Winter Weather in New Hampshire United States. We show the winter climate in New Hampshire by comparing the average winter weather in 3 representative places: Manchester, Portsmouth, and Berlin. You can add or remove cities to customize the report to your liking. See all locations in New Hampshire. ©
