Big Horn climate and temperatures

The climate of Big Horn is a continental climate (Köppen: Dfa), with cold winters, warm summers, and precipitation spread throughout the year. Monthly temperatures range from a minimum of 1°C in winter (December–February) to a maximum of 32°C in summer (June–August). The average annual temperature is around 16°C.

During the winter months, nighttime temperatures can drop to an average of -12°C, while summer nights average around 13°C.

Climate table of Big Horn

The climate table below gives you a clear overview of the climate in Big Horn by month, from average temperatures and rainfall to UV levels. This makes it easy to see when the weather best suits your travel plans.

Best time to visit Big Horn

The best time to visit Big Horn is August. During this period, temperatures are usually pleasant to warm and there is relatively little rainfall. Especially in August, the climate is favorable, with an average high temperature of 30°C and around 28 mm of rainfall. For a sun or beach holiday, July en August are the most suitable months. It is often warm to hot and relatively dry during this time. The warmest month is July, with an average daytime temperature of around 32°C. The driest month is December, with about 20 mm of rainfall, while May is usually the wettest month of the year, with approximately 109 mm. Snow is rare here, but may occasionally fall in September, May, October, December, January, February, November, March en April.

Average temperature per month

This chart shows the average daytime (maximum) and nighttime (minimum) temperatures per month in Big Horn. The figures are based on climate data from recent years and are presented in degrees Celsius, so you can clearly see the temperature range for each month.

Average rainfall per month

This chart shows the average monthly rainfall in Big Horn. The figures are based on long-term climate data and are displayed in millimeters, so you can immediately see which months are drier or wetter.

Average UV index per month

This chart shows the average monthly sun intensity in Big Horn. The UV index ranges from 0 (no UV radiation) to 11+ (extreme). A higher UV index means you can burn more quickly, making proper sun protection increasingly important.

Average annual temperature

This chart shows the average annual temperature in Big Horn based on data from the past ten years. It allows you to see at a glance how the climate is evolving and whether there are clear warming trends.

Average annual rainfall

This chart shows the average annual rainfall in Big Horn over the past ten years. It allows you to see at a glance how much rain falls each year and whether there are clear fluctuations between the years.

Weather experiences in Big Horn

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Average weather per month

Click on a month below and discover what the weather in Big Horn is typically like. For each period, you can instantly see the average temperature, rainfall, wind, and UV index. Thanks to years of historical weather data, you’ll know exactly what to expect during your trip.

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