Climate in Indiana
Indiana has a real, genuine humid continental climate with warm summers and freezing, snowy winters, carrying the highest annual snowfall figure documented across this project's four Pennsylvania Tier B markets built in this pass.
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Learn moreA real, cold western Pennsylvania winter
January averages a high near 36°F, with approximately 119 days below freezing annually.
The highest snowfall among this pass's four PA Tier B markets
Annual snowfall runs approximately 53 inches -- meaningfully above the roughly 27.8-inch national average, and higher than Hazleton (47 in), Pottsville (37 in), or Bloomsburg (32 in), the other three Pennsylvania Tier B markets built in this pass.
A warm, humid summer
July averages a high near 83°F, with July typically the wettest month of the year.
Key takeaways
- January averages a high near 36°F, with ~119 days below freezing.
- Annual snowfall (~53 inches) is the highest documented across this pass's four Pennsylvania Tier B markets.
- Summers run warm and humid, with July typically the wettest month.
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