Climate & Weather in New Brunswick
New Brunswick has a real, genuine four-season humid continental climate, consistent with New Jersey's own statewide climate profile.
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Learn moreWarm, humid summers; cold winters
New Brunswick's typical annual temperature range runs approximately 25°F-86°F, with January high temperatures averaging around 37°F and July highs around 85°F.
Moderate snowfall for the region
New Brunswick averages approximately 23 inches of snow annually, with essentially no snowfall from May through October, against roughly 48 inches of total annual precipitation.
Four real, distinct seasons
As across Central New Jersey, New Brunswick experiences four genuinely distinct seasons, partly cloudy year-round.
Key takeaways
- New Brunswick summers reach an average high near 85°F; January highs average around 37°F.
- Annual snowfall runs approximately 23 inches, against roughly 48 inches of total precipitation.
- New Brunswick experiences four distinct seasons typical of Central New Jersey.
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