Climate in Midland
Midland's climate runs a genuine humid continental pattern -- large seasonal swings, moderately snowy winters, and warm summers typical of Mid-Michigan.
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Learn moreLarge seasonal temperature swings
Annual temperatures typically range 16°F-82°F, rarely falling below 0°F or exceeding 90°F, with a January average high of 26.8°F and average low of 16.2°F.
Moderately snowy winters, above the national average
Average annual snowfall runs approximately 41 inches -- notably above the cited 28-inch US average, though genuinely milder than the severe Upper Peninsula winters documented elsewhere in this project.
Moderate annual precipitation and substantial snow cover
Annual precipitation runs approximately 30.16 inches, and snow covers the ground roughly 75 days per year.
Key takeaways
- Annual temperatures typically run 16°F-82°F -- a genuine humid continental pattern with large seasonal swings.
- Average annual snowfall runs approximately 41 inches -- above the national average, but milder than the Upper Peninsula.
- Annual precipitation runs approximately 30.16 inches; snow covers the ground roughly 75 days per year.
- Plan for cold, moderately snowy winters and warm summers.
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