Climate in Hudson
Hudson shares the broader Summit County humid continental climate: warm summers (July high ~82°F) and cold, snowy winters, with annual snowfall carrying a real, disclosed spread depending on methodology.
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Learn moreA shared Summit County climate profile
Hudson's July daytime high runs approximately 82°F; January high runs approximately 31.1°F, low approximately 19.8°F -- consistent with the broader Cleveland/Akron-corridor humid continental climate documented across this project's other Ohio records.
A real, disclosed snowfall spread
Annual snowfall carried a real, disclosed spread depending on source and methodology -- approximately 52 inches per one figure, approximately 27.52 inches per a separately-cited, snow-day-based figure -- against a broader Summit County average of approximately 46 inches.
Genuinely more inland than lakefront Cleveland-area markets
Hudson sits further inland/southeast from Lake Erie's immediate shoreline than this project's companion Cleveland, Lakewood, and Shaker Heights records, plausibly moderating direct lake-effect snow exposure somewhat, though this record did not independently verify a precise comparative figure.
Moderate tornado risk, zero hurricane risk
Hudson carries zero hurricane risk as a Great Lakes-region inland suburb. Tornado risk is real but comparatively moderate, consistent with the broader Midwest severe-weather belt documented across this project's other Ohio records; this record did not locate a Hudson-specific confirmed historical tornado event distinct from that broader regional climatology.
Key takeaways
- Hudson's climate runs warm summers (July high ~82°F) and cold winters (January low ~19.8°F), consistent with the broader Cleveland/Akron corridor.
- Annual snowfall carries a real, disclosed spread (approximately 27.5-52 inches depending on methodology), against a Summit County average of approximately 46 inches.
- Hudson's more inland position plausibly moderates direct Lake Erie lake-effect snow exposure relative to lakefront Cleveland-area markets.
- Zero hurricane risk; moderate, regionally-typical tornado risk with no Hudson-specific confirmed historical event located this pass.
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