PlainClimate

Browse station-mapped climate locations

Explore NOAA climate normals (1991-2020) for thousands of station-mapped U.S. locations. Select a state below to browse locations, or search by name. Data from NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI) climate normals, covering all 50 states; see our methodology.

Warmest U.S. Cities

Cities with the highest annual average temperature.

# City Avg Temp
1 Key West (FL) 79°F
2 Marathon (FL) 79°F
3 Tavernier (FL) 78°F
4 Duck Key (FL) 78°F
5 Miami (FL) 77°F
6 Kahului (HI) 77°F
7 Hialeah (FL) 77°F
8 Lihue (HI) 76°F
9 Brownsville (TX) 76°F
10 Coral Springs (FL) 76°F

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Most Comfortable Climates

Cities ranked by year-round climate comfort score.

# City Comfort
1 Alice (TX) 100/100
2 Austwell (TX) 100/100
3 Bruni (TX) 100/100
4 Corpus Christi (TX) 100/100
5 Crescent City (FL) 100/100
6 Edinburg (TX) 100/100
7 Fairfield (CA) 100/100
8 Fernandina Beach (FL) 100/100
9 Freeport (TX) 100/100
10 Hebbronville (TX) 100/100

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Open data: plainclimate-city-normals.csv (NOAA 1991–2020 U.S. Climate Normals · public domain).

Data source: NOAA U.S. Climate Normals v1.0.1 (1991-2020). For informational purposes only.