Climate in Oneonta
Oneonta has a real, genuine humid continental climate with very large seasonal contrasts, including annual snowfall substantially above the national average.
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Learn moreA real, cold Southern Tier winter
January, generally the coldest month, averages a 28°F high and 14°F low.
Substantial annual snowfall
Oneonta averages approximately 83 inches of snow per year -- substantially above the roughly 28-inch national average, and among the higher totals this project has documented for its New York Tier B markets.
February is the snowiest specific month
February is cited as the snowiest month specifically, with snow falling on approximately 19.3 days and accumulating approximately 9.13 inches that month alone.
Key takeaways
- January averages a 28°F high/14°F low.
- Annual snowfall (approximately 83 inches) runs substantially above the national average.
- February is the single snowiest month, per this pass's cited sourcing.
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