Climate & Weather in Middletown

Middletown has a real, genuine humid subtropical climate (Koppen Cfa) with four distinct Mid-Atlantic seasons -- warm, humid, wet summers and cold, snowy winters -- consistent with its inland New Castle County setting.

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Warm, Humid Summers

Middletown's summers run real, genuinely warm and humid, with a cited July average high of approximately 84.7 degrees Fahrenheit -- described by sources reviewed this pass as "warm, humid, and wet," consistent with its humid subtropical (Cfa) climate classification.

Cold, Snowy Winters

Middletown's winters run real, genuinely cold, with a cited January average low of approximately 26.8 degrees Fahrenheit, described as "very cold, snowy, and windy." Annual snowfall was cited at approximately 15 inches, concentrated primarily in January with minor occurrence in March and December.

Wet Year-Round, With Spring as the Wettest Season

Rainfall in Middletown was cited as fairly wet overall and spread modestly through the year, with spring cited as the wettest season -- consistent with typical Mid-Atlantic precipitation patterns.

Four Distinct Seasons

Middletown experiences a real, genuine four-season Mid-Atlantic climate pattern, with a cited annual temperature range of approximately 26 to 86 degrees Fahrenheit and a mean yearly temperature of approximately 56 degrees Fahrenheit.

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-28. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.