Climate in Massena
Massena has a real, genuine humid continental North Country climate, with January temperatures among the coldest this project has documented for any New York Tier B market.
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Learn moreA real, very cold North Country winter
January, generally the coldest month, averages a 23°F high and 9.9°F low -- among the coldest January figures this project has documented for any New York Tier B market, consistent with Massena's far-north, Canada-border location.
January is also the snowiest month
January is cited as the snowiest month, with snow falling on approximately 16.5 days and accumulating approximately 9.02 inches.
High winter humidity
January and February are cited as the most humid months, averaging approximately 90% relative humidity.
Key takeaways
- January averages a 23°F high/9.9°F low -- among the coldest this project has documented for a New York Tier B market.
- January is the snowiest month, with approximately 9.02 inches of snowfall.
- Winter humidity runs high, averaging approximately 90% in January/February.
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