Yearly weather

Calculations are based on the last 8 years of historical weather data.

Weather Score #

Heat Seeker Score is a composite score designed for those who crave hot, sunny weather with minimal rainfall. It prioritizes high temperatures and abundant sunshine.

Perfect for sun worshippers, beach lovers, and those seeking warm, dry climates for outdoor activities and relaxation.

Formula optimized for hot weather enthusiasts who prefer temperatures above 25°C (77°F) with maximum sun exposure and minimal precipitation.

Key factors in the calculation:

High temperatures: Favors locations with warm to hot daily highs
Abundant sunshine: Rewards areas with maximum daylight hours
Low precipitation: Penalizes frequent rain and wet conditions
Warm nights: Considers comfortable evening temperatures

Temperatures #

New York experiences temperatures within the comfort zone from June to September.
The months of January, February, and December may be uncomfortably cold.
July and August have the highest average temperatures.
April and October are mild, with temperatures generally between 12.9C and 19.0C.

Maximum Temperatures

Minimum Temperatures

Maximum/minimum temperature averages are computed by averaging the max/min temperature of each day for a given period.

Conditions #

In New York, the summer months (June to August) experience the highest total sun hours, peaking in July with 7.4 hours of sunshine, while precipitation levels are generally moderate, with July showing 3.93mm of rain.
Conversely, January has the least sun hours at 3.1 hours and the highest precipitation in December at 6.71mm, indicating a trend of cloudier and wetter conditions during the winter months.
Overall, the weather data highlights a seasonal contrast with increased sunlight and lower precipitation in the summer, while winter showcases reduced sunlight and varied precipitation levels.

Sunny Weather

Period	New York
Jan	3.7 hours/day
Feb	4.4 hours/day
Mar	4.6 hours/day
Apr	4.4 hours/day
May	6.2 hours/day
Jun	7.1 hours/day
Jul	7.5 hours/day
Aug	6.2 hours/day
Sep	6.1 hours/day
Oct	4.8 hours/day
Nov	5.1 hours/day
Dec	3.5 hours/day
Average	5.3 hours/day

Sun hours are computed from the number of hours of direct sunlight. The length of the day can affect these measurements; for example, northern cities have longer days in summer.

Precipitation Levels

Average amount of precipitation that falls in a form of a rain, snow, sleet or hail.

Wind Speed

Humidity

Daylight Hours #

In New York, the earliest sunrise occurs in June at 05:25, while the latest sunrise is at 07:15 in January, indicating substantial variation in morning light throughout the year.
The city experiences its earliest sunset at 16:30 in December and latest at 20:27 in June, showcasing the significant shift in evening daylight between the seasons.
The shortest day length is 9 hours and 18 minutes in December, compared to the longest day of 15 hours and 1 minute in June, highlighting the pronounced seasonal differences in daylight availability.

Sunrise Time

Sunrise times are output in the local timezone of each place.

Sunset Time

Sunset times are output in the local timezone of each place.

Useful Day Length

Discards daylight hours before 7 AM. In places that are located to the west of the timezone, the sun rises and sets later compared to the cities that are located to the east. This means that the useful day length is longer in the cities located to the west of the time zone.

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