Climate in Wooster
Wooster has a real, genuine humid continental climate with warm summers and freezing, snowy winters, typical of inland north-central Ohio.
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Learn moreA real, cold north-central Ohio winter
January, the coldest month, averages a 30.9°F high and 18.5°F low.
A real, disclosed spread in annual snowfall
Wooster's annual snowfall carries a real, disclosed spread across sources -- approximately 33 inches per one citation, versus a notably lower approximately 21.8 inches per another -- disclosed honestly here rather than resolved to one number.
A genuine four-season climate
Wooster experiences warm summers, freezing and snowy winters, and partly cloudy conditions year-round -- a real, genuine four-season climate distinct from the heavier lake-effect snowbelts closer to Lake Erie.
Key takeaways
- January, the coldest month, averages a 30.9°F high/18.5°F low.
- Annual snowfall carries a real, disclosed spread (21.8-33 inches) across sources.
- Wooster's inland setting means lighter lake-effect influence than northeast-Ohio snowbelt cities.
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