Climate & Weather in Flint
Flint has a genuine humid continental climate with strong seasonal contrasts -- cold, snowy winters and warm summers, similar to the broader mid-Michigan region.
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Learn moreCold winters, warm summers
Average January highs run near 27.1°F (lows 16.2°F), while average July highs run near 82°F (lows 59°F) -- a genuine four-season climate typical of mid-Michigan.
Real, substantial annual snowfall
Annual snowfall runs approximately 44 inches, with January typically the snowiest month (approximately 13.6 inches) -- a genuine winter commitment for anyone relocating from a milder climate.
A climate similar to other mid-Michigan markets
Flint's climate runs close to, and marginally colder than, this project's companion Lansing, MI record -- consistent with the broader mid-Michigan regional climate pattern.
Key takeaways
- January highs run near 27.1°F, July highs near 82°F -- a genuine four-season climate.
- Annual snowfall runs approximately 44 inches, heaviest in January.
- Flint's climate closely resembles other mid-Michigan markets, marginally colder than Lansing.
- Confirm current seasonal forecasts directly for specific planning needs.
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