US Temperature Map July | US Weather Map

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July is the warmest month of the year across much of the country. It enjoys temperatures of up to 34°C, making it one of the hottest months of the year. The average Low Temperature & average high Temperature for the month of July is 80 degrees Fahrenheit (27 degrees Celsius) regularly occurring nearly everywhere. Average High-Temperature Map of the US July is Very High.

The water is very mild and perfect for swimming. In some regions, there isn’t much rain at all in the summer but for some, it’s the peak of the wet season. This means there’s an average rainfall of 113mm spread over the month, along with winds of up to 9mph. Humidity levels are moderate to high in July, averaging at around 63% in most places.

July Month is the hottest month of the year for most US cities. Seattle, San Francisco, and San Diego are the exceptions cities along the Pacific coast that stay cooler than elsewhere.

Average Low & High Temperature of US July

High °F	Low °F	City	High °C	Low °C
89	71	Atlanta, Georgia	32	22
96	74	Austin, Texas	35	24
87	67	Baltimore, Maryland	31	19
91	71	Birmingham, Alabama	33	22
81	65	Boston, Massachusetts	27	19
80	62	Buffalo, New York	27	17
89	68	Charlotte, North Carolina	32	20
84	64	Chicago, Illinois	29	18
87	65	Cincinnati, Ohio	30	18
83	64	Cleveland, Ohio	28	18
85	66	Columbus, Ohio	29	19
96	77	Dallas, Texas	36	25
88	59	Denver, Colorado	31	15
83	64	Detroit, Michigan	29	18
85	63	Hartford, Connecticut	29	17
94	75	Houston, Texas	34	24
85	66	Indianapolis, Indiana	29	19
92	73	Jacksonville, Florida	33	23
90	72	Kansas City, Missouri	32	22
104	81	Las Vegas, Nevada	40	27
83	64	Los Angeles, California	28	18
89	70	Louisville, Kentucky	32	21
92	74	Memphis, Tennessee	33	23
91	77	Miami, Florida	33	25
80	64	Milwaukee, Wisconsin	27	18
83	64	Minneapolis, Minnesota	29	18
89	70	Nashville, Tennessee	32	21
91	75	New Orleans, Louisiana	33	24
84	69	New York, New York	29	20
94	72	Oklahoma City, Oklahoma	34	22
92	74	Orlando, Florida	33	23
87	69	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	31	21
106	83	Phoenix, Arizona	41	28
83	63	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	28	17
81	56	Portland, Oregon	27	13
83	64	Providence, Rhode Island	28	18
90	69	Raleigh, North Carolina	32	21
90	69	Richmond, Virginia	32	21
95	64	Riverside, California	35	18
81	61	Rochester, New York	27	16
92	58	Sacramento, California	33	15
93	65	Salt Lake City, Utah	34	18
95	75	San Antonio, Texas	35	24
75	65	San Diego, California	24	19
67	54	San Francisco, California	19	12
82	58	San Jose, California	28	15
76	57	Seattle, Washington	24	14
89	71	St. Louis, Missouri	32	22
90	76	Tampa, Florida	32	24
87	72	Virginia Beach, Virginia	31	22
88	71	Washington, DC	31	22

The tables give the normals for maximum and minimum temperatures based on weather data collected from 1991 to 2020 by the US National Centers for Environmental Information.

Average overnight lows are often in the 70s across much of the South and Southwest, while the Northeast, Midwest, Plains, and West see lows in the 50s and 60s.

Both warm afternoon highs and overnight low temperatures can be deadly this time of the year. Seek locations with fans or air conditioning and drink plenty of water if you feel warm.