Climate in Hazleton
Hazleton shares Northeastern Pennsylvania's real, genuine four-season humid continental climate, with freezing, snowy winters and warm, wet summers.
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Learn moreA real, cold NEPA winter
January averages a 31.5°F high and 18.9°F low, consistent with the broader Northeastern Pennsylvania region documented in this project's companion scranton.js and wilkes-barre.js records.
Real, above-average snowfall
Annual snowfall runs approximately 47 inches -- meaningfully above the roughly 27.8-inch national average, reflecting Hazleton's comparatively higher elevation within the Coal Region.
A genuine four-season climate
Summers run warm and wet (average July high approximately 81°F), with partly cloudy conditions typical year-round.
Key takeaways
- January averages a 31.5°F high/18.9°F low.
- Annual snowfall (~47 inches) runs meaningfully above the national average.
- Hazleton's climate is broadly consistent with this project's other NEPA markets, with modestly higher snowfall.
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