Climate in Bloomfield

Bloomfield's climate is a real, semi-arid Four Corners profile with genuinely hot summers and cool-to-cold winters this record discloses with specific figures.

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A genuine semi-arid Four Corners climate

At approximately 5,505 feet elevation, Bloomfield's summers run long and hot (July average high 93°F, per one reading) while winters run short and cool (January average high 36°F, low 19.8°F) (base record).

A real, disclosed temperature-reading spread

This pass found a minor, disclosed spread in cited July high temperatures (93°F in one reading, 86.4°F in another) -- both consistent with a genuinely hot, dry Four Corners summer.

A genuinely dry climate overall

Bloomfield receives approximately 10.67 inches of precipitation annually, with rain falling on approximately 88.2 days per year and snowfall concentrated January through April and October through December (base record).

New Mexico's shared statewide drought exposure

Bloomfield shares New Mexico's real, statewide drought exposure, compounded by its position near the San Juan and Animas river confluence in the water-stressed Four Corners region (base record).

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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.