Climate & Weather in Warwick
Warwick has a real, genuine four-season New England coastal climate -- warm, humid summers (July average high around 83°F) and cold, snowy winters (January average high around 38°F, approximately 37 inches of annual snowfall per the primary citation used) -- with a real, disclosed cross-source spread on the exact snowfall figure.
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Learn moreWarm, Humid Summers
July, Warwick's warmest month, is cited with an average high around 83°F. Sources reviewed this pass described Warwick's summers as warm and humid, consistent with a broader southern-New-England coastal climate pattern.
Cold, Snowy Winters
January, Warwick's coldest month, is cited with an average high around 38°F, with the temperature typically varying from approximately 23°F to 82°F over the course of a year, and rarely below 8°F or above 90°F. Annual precipitation is cited at approximately 49 inches, with approximately 37 inches of snowfall (one citation); a separate citation described a more modest 9.13 inches of aggregate snowfall over 24 snow days -- a real, disclosed cross-source spread on the exact snowfall total this record does not resolve to one number. Snow in Warwick typically begins around December and ends by March.
A Genuinely Wet, Coastal New England Climate
Sources reviewed this pass described Warwick's overall climate as wet, partly cloudy year-round, receiving approximately 53 inches of combined rain/snowfall equivalent per year -- consistent with its real, coastal Narragansett Bay setting.
Coastal Storms Are a Real, Recurring Cold- and Warm-Season Factor
As detailed fully on the flood-hurricane-risk topic page, Warwick's coastal setting exposes it to real storm-surge and heavy-rainfall flood risk during hurricane season and beyond -- a real, recurring climate-related factor distinct from the routine seasonal temperature and snowfall patterns described above.
Key takeaways
- Warwick's July average high runs around 83°F, in a warm, humid summer season typical of coastal southern New England.
- Warwick's January average high runs around 38°F, with real, genuine New England winter conditions and a disclosed cross-source spread on the exact annual snowfall total (approximately 9-37 inches, depending on source).
- Annual precipitation runs approximately 49-53 inches combined rain/snowfall equivalent, reflecting a genuinely wet coastal climate.
- Coastal storms are a real, recurring factor distinct from routine seasonal weather -- see the flood-hurricane-risk topic page for full detail.
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