Climate & Weather in Concord

Concord has a real, genuine humid continental climate with a large seasonal temperature contrast -- warm summers (July highs cited around 82°F) and cold, genuinely snowy winters (January highs around 31°F, roughly 67 inches of annual snowfall) typical of its inland New Hampshire setting.

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Warm Summers

July, Concord's warmest month, is cited with an average high around 82°F -- a real, genuine warm-summer season, though milder than the humid subtropical summers cited for some southern markets in this project's dataset.

Cold, Genuinely Snowy Winters

January, the coldest month, is cited with an average high around 31°F, with approximately 67 inches of annual snowfall -- genuinely above the U.S. average for a city of Concord's size and latitude, with snow season typically running November through April and snowstorms exceeding 5 inches occurring approximately 4 times per year.

Annual Precipitation and Four Distinct Seasons

Concord receives approximately 45 inches of annual precipitation, and experiences a real, genuine humid continental climate with four distinct seasons and a large seasonal temperature swing -- a defining climate characteristic for movers weighing New England against a milder or more uniform climate elsewhere.

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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.