Weather in New York and Dhaka

• All Year
• Spring
• Summer
• Autumn
• Winter

Yearly weather

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

Temperatures

• New York experiences significant seasonal temperature variation, with winter months averaging lows around -0.4°C to 3.3°C and summer highs reaching up to 29.4°C

• In contrast, Dhaka maintains a consistently warmer climate year-round, with January lows of 15.2°C and summer highs peaking at 38.8°C in April

• This highlights Dhaka as a much warmer city overall, with minimal temperature fluctuations compared to the pronounced seasonal changes in New York.

Conditions

• New York experiences significant variability in sun hours and precipitation throughout the year, with generally lower sun hours especially in the winter months and higher rainfall in December. On the other hand, Dhaka enjoys more consistent sun hours, especially during the winter months, but faces heavy rainfall from May to September, resulting in drastically reduced sun exposure during that period.

• Overall, Dhaka averages higher sun hours across most months compared to New York, while seasonal precipitation is notably more intense in Dhaka during the monsoon months. This results in a stark contrast in weather patterns, making Dhaka quite different in terms of seasonal climate experience compared to New York.

Astronomy

• In comparison, Dhaka experiences slightly earlier sunrises than New York, especially in June, but also has a later latest sunset in July compared to New York's longest sunset in June.

• The overall day length in New York is significantly longer during peak summer months, reaching 15:01, whereas Dhaka's longest day is shorter at 13:34 in June, indicating a substantial difference in seasonal daylight fluctuations between the two cities.