Canada · 1991–2020

Best time to visit
Red Deer.

July leads for comfortable weather in Red Deer: typically 23.4°C by day, 10.9°C at night, with 86 mm of rain. Based on measured 1991–2020 NOAA station history.

Best comfortJuly

Typical high23.4°C

Typical low10.9°C

Rain in July86 mm

Comfort

July

July · August · June

77climate match

Beach

July

July · August · June

38climate match

Outdoors

September

September · August · June

81climate match

The weakest month is January, scoring 5 against July’s 77 — days reach only -4.8°C, 29° below the 24°C the score treats as ideal.

Month by month

The whole year,
without the guesswork.

The bars show the comfort score. Day and night temperatures come from daily observed highs and lows; rain is the historical monthly estimate.

Jan

5-4.8° / -15.9°

Feb

5-1.2° / -13°

Mar

52.6° / -8.8°

Apr

2610.9° / -1.5°

May

4816.7° / 3.5°

Jun

6020.4° / 8.7°

Jul

7723.4° / 10.9°

Aug

7622.7° / 9.6°

Sep

5918.4° / 5°

Oct

2610.9° / -1°

Nov

52.1° / -8°

Dec

5-3.7° / -13.8°

Monthly climate evidence for Red Deer — daylight is calculated from latitude, everything else is measured
Month	Day	Night	Rain	Wet days	Daylight	Comfort	Coverage
January	-4.8°C	-15.9°C	22 mm	6.3	8 h 11	5	Good coverage
February	-1.2°C	-13°C	11 mm	3.3	9 h 49	5	Good coverage
March	2.6°C	-8.8°C	16 mm	4.4	11 h 41	5	Good coverage
April	10.9°C	-1.5°C	19 mm	3.9	13 h 49	26	Good coverage
May	16.7°C	3.5°C	58 mm	8	15 h 41	48	Good coverage
June	20.4°C	8.7°C	91 mm	12.9	16 h 45	60	Good coverage
July	23.4°C	10.9°C	86 mm	10.6	16 h 19	77	Good coverage
August	22.7°C	9.6°C	66 mm	9.4	14 h 41	76	Good coverage
September	18.4°C	5°C	39 mm	7.1	12 h 35	59	Good coverage
October	10.9°C	-1°C	21 mm	4.9	10 h 31	26	Good coverage
November	2.1°C	-8°C	17 mm	4.8	8 h 40	5	Good coverage
December	-3.7°C	-13.8°C	14 mm	4.6	7 h 43	5	Good coverage

Records at RED DEER, 1974–2013
Month	Record high	Record low	Wettest day	Wettest / driest month	Years
January	14.5°C4 Jan 2012	-41.5°C18 Jan 1996	16 mm16 Jan 1996	78 mm1994 · driest 0 mm in 2009	39
February	18.0°C26 Feb 1988	-41.5°C2 Feb 1996	18 mm4 Feb 2005	44 mm2003 · driest 0 mm in 1998	39
March	19.0°C27 Mar 1986	-36.7°C3 Mar 1976	24 mm11 Mar 1990	48 mm1997 · driest 0 mm in 2007	38
April	29.4°C24 Apr 1977	-26.7°C1 Apr 1975	22 mm6 Apr 2002	49 mm1990 · driest 1 mm in 2011	37
May	32.0°C12 May 1993	-10.0°C22 May 2009	76 mm8 May 2008	127 mm1977 · driest 3 mm in 2006	38
June	33.5°C27 Jun 2002	-1.1°C5 Jun 1976	47 mm8 Jun 1988	186 mm1990 · driest 19 mm in 1985	38
July	34.5°C12 Jul 2002	1.7°C13 Jul 1977	97 mm29 Jul 1981	248 mm1981 · driest 16 mm in 2003	39
August	36.0°C5 Aug 1998	-2.5°C24 Aug 1992	72 mm16 Aug 1978	138 mm1985 · driest 21 mm in 1983	39
September	33.5°C23 Sep 2009	-8.0°C28 Sep 1985	39 mm12 Sep 1985	113 mm1978 · driest 0 mm in 2011	38
October	29.0°C6 Oct 1980	-25.0°C29 Oct 1991	21 mm15 Oct 2006	54 mm1998 · driest 3 mm in 2010	39
November	22.8°C4 Nov 1975	-35.0°C26 Nov 1985	17 mm20 Nov 1989	58 mm1996 · driest 0 mm in 2004	39
December	16.5°C14 Dec 1997	-43.3°C9 Dec 1977	20 mm30 Dec 1975	52 mm1975 · driest 0 mm in 2006	39

Typical days per month at RED DEER, 1991–2020
Month	Days 25°C+	Days 30°C+	Frost nights	Heavy rain (10 mm+)	Snow days
January	0	0	30	<1	8
February	0	0	27	<1	4
March	0	0	30	<1	5
April	<1	0	20	<1	2
May	3	<1	6	2	1
June	5	<1	0	3	0
July	11	2	0	3	0
August	12	2	<1	2	0
September	5	<1	3	1	<1
October	<1	0	18	<1	2
November	0	0	27	<1	5
December	0	0	29	<1	5

How often, not how much — every day in RED DEER’s record sorted by what it was actually like, rather than averaged
Month	Warm & dry days	Wet days	Washouts	Week with 3+ wet days	Daytime mean has ranged
January	0%	19%	<1%	20%	-11.0–0.9°C
February	0%	13%	<1%	12%	-8.2–2.2°C
March	0%	14%	1%	11%	-2.0–7.2°C
April	10%	15%	2%	10%	7.5–14.0°C
May	28%	27%	6%	34%	14.7–18.8°C
June	41%	42%	9%	62%	19.1–22.4°C
July	56%	37%	9%	47%	21.1–25.5°C
August	53%	33%	6%	41%	19.2–25.5°C
September	35%	26%	4%	29%	14.5–21.1°C
October	11%	15%	1%	9%	7.5–14.1°C
November	<1%	15%	<1%	13%	-2.4–6.5°C
December	0%	16%	<1%	17%	-9.6–1.4°C

A warm and dry day reaches 20°C with under 1 mm of rain; a wet day gets 1 mm or more; a washout gets 10 mm or more. The week column is the share of seven-day stretches in that month, across the station’s whole daily record, that contained three or more wet days — the odds a week-long trip is rained on repeatedly, counted rather than modelled. The last column is the 10th to 90th percentile of that month’s daytime average across individual years: a narrow band means the average is what you will get, a wide one means the average is a midpoint between years that felt quite different.

1975Each stripe is one year’s mean temperature against the 33-year average. Warmest: 1987. Coolest: 1996.2012

The evidence behind this page

Nearby, measured,
and named.

Place identity: GeoNames 6118158
NOAA station: CA003025441 · RED DEER
Station distance: 5.5 km from the place centre
Climate period: 1991–2020
Minimum month coverage: 20 usable years
Daylight: Calculated from latitude 52.27°, mid-month, sunrise to sunset including refraction. Not a station measurement.
Important limit: Historical climate is not a forecast. Nearby stations can miss mountains, coasts, and local microclimates.

These places read the same station, so their numbers are identical — distance from RED DEER is what differs

Blackfalds→Briggs→Forth→Hillsdown→Jarvis Bay→Labuma→

Or put two places side by side: Red Deer vs Blackfalds

Best time to visitRed Deer.

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The whole year,without the guesswork.

Nearby, measured,and named.

Best time to visit
Red Deer.

The whole year,
without the guesswork.

Nearby, measured,
and named.