Climate & Weather in Oxford
Oxford has a real, genuine humid continental climate typical of southwestern Ohio, with comparatively milder summers than central/northern Ohio and modest annual snowfall.
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Learn moreComparatively mild summers, cold winters
Oxford averages a July high around 81.5°F -- comparatively milder than central Ohio -- and a January high/low around 34.0°F/21.7°F.
Modest annual snowfall
Annual snowfall ran approximately 23 inches per one source (Butler County broadly: approximately 25 inches) -- notably lower than northeast-Ohio markets near the Lake Erie snowbelt.
Four real, distinct seasons
As across southwestern Ohio, Oxford experiences four genuinely distinct seasons.
Key takeaways
- Oxford averages a July high near 81.5°F -- comparatively milder than central/northern Ohio.
- Annual snowfall (~23-25 inches) runs notably lower than northeast-Ohio markets near the Lake Erie snowbelt.
- Oxford experiences four distinct seasons typical of southwestern Ohio.
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