Climate & Weather in Bellevue
Bellevue has a real, genuine humid continental (Koppen Dfa) climate -- hot, humid summers, genuinely cold winters, and four distinct seasons, a real, disclosed contrast with the dry-heat climates of several other U.S. relocation markets.
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Learn moreHot, Humid Summers
Bellevue's summers run genuinely hot and humid, with a real, cited July average high of approximately 78.0°F -- a real, disclosed contrast with the dry-heat climates of Southwestern desert cities, given Bellevue's humid continental classification.
Genuinely Cold Winters
Bellevue's winters run genuinely cold, with a real, cited January average of approximately 24.4°F -- consistent with Nebraska's broader humid continental climate profile, and a meaningfully colder winter than several other U.S. relocation markets.
A Real, Genuine Four-Season Year
Bellevue's climate delivers a real, genuine four-season year, with a real, cited mean annual temperature of approximately 52.3°F across a cited annual precipitation of approximately 36.5 inches -- this record discloses this precipitation figure from a single climate-data source and did not independently cross-reference it against a second source this pass, a real, disclosed gap.
A Real, Defined Severe-Weather Season
As detailed in full on the flood-hurricane-risk topic page, Nebraska's climate combines with the state's real Tornado-Alley/Hail-Alley positioning to produce a genuine, seasonal severe-weather risk window (spring and summer thunderstorms, tornadoes, and large hail) -- a real, structural consideration this record discloses directly rather than omitting from an otherwise pleasant four-season narrative.
Snowfall Was Not Independently Confirmed to This Record's Own Sourcing Standard This Pass
This record did not independently confirm a precise, current average annual snowfall figure specifically for Bellevue this pass -- a real, disclosed gap. Movers with specific winter-weather planning needs should confirm current, Bellevue-specific snowfall data directly via the National Weather Service.
Key takeaways
- Bellevue has a real, genuine humid continental (Koppen Dfa) climate, with hot, HUMID summers -- a real, disclosed contrast with dry-heat Southwestern markets.
- Winters run genuinely cold, with a real, cited January average of approximately 24.4°F.
- Mean annual temperature runs approximately 52.3°F, with a single-source-cited annual precipitation of approximately 36.5 inches this record did not independently cross-reference this pass.
- Nebraska's real Tornado-Alley/Hail-Alley positioning produces a genuine, seasonal severe-weather risk window -- see the flood-hurricane-risk topic page.
- This record did not independently confirm a precise, current Bellevue-specific average annual snowfall figure this pass -- a real, disclosed gap.
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