Climate & Weather in Beacon
Beacon sits in the mid-Hudson Valley, genuinely milder in winter than the Capital Region markets covered elsewhere in this New York pass.
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Learn moreGenuinely milder winters than the Capital Region
Beacon's more southerly mid-Hudson Valley latitude makes its winters genuinely milder than Albany, Troy, or Saratoga Springs, all covered elsewhere in this pass.
A reasonable regional proxy from nearby Kingston
This record did not independently verify Beacon-specific climate normals this pass, citing nearby Kingston's own figures (average January high ~32°F, low ~19°F; annual snowfall ~42 inches) as a reasonable regional proxy given close geographic proximity.
Four real, distinct seasons
As across the mid-Hudson Valley, Beacon experiences four genuinely distinct seasons.
Key takeaways
- Beacon's winters run genuinely milder than the Capital Region markets covered elsewhere in this pass.
- Nearby Kingston's climate figures serve as a reasonable regional proxy, not independently verified for Beacon specifically.
- Four genuinely distinct seasons are typical of the mid-Hudson Valley.
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