Canada · 1991–2020

Best time to visit
Woburn.

August leads for comfortable weather in Woburn: typically 26.2°C by day, 14.6°C at night, with 72 mm of rain. Based on measured 1991–2020 NOAA station history.

Best comfortAugust
Typical high26.2°C
Typical low14.6°C
Rain in August72 mm
Comfort

August

August · June · July

83climate match
Beach

July

July · August · June

63climate match
Outdoors

September

September · May · June

80climate match

The weakest month is January, scoring 5 against August’s 83days reach only -1.9°C, 26° 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
5-1.9° / -10.4°
Feb
5-1.1° / -10.3°
Mar
54.5° / -5.2°
Apr
2312.1° / 1.2°
May
5919.4° / 7.3°
Jun
8124.7° / 13°
Jul
7627.1° / 15.4°
Aug
8326.2° / 14.6°
Sep
7221.8° / 10.1°
Oct
3814.4° / 4.3°
Nov
57.3° / -0.8°
Dec
51.3° / -6.2°
Monthly climate evidence for Woburn — daylight is calculated from latitude, everything else is measured, sea temperature from the nearest open water 18 km away
MonthDayNightRainWet daysSeaDaylightComfortCoverage
January-1.9°C-10.4°C64 mm11.63.7°C9 h 155Strong coverage
February-1.1°C-10.3°C51 mm8.42.9°C10 h 245Strong coverage
March4.5°C-5.2°C53 mm92.9°C11 h 475Strong coverage
April12.1°C1.2°C79 mm103.8°C13 h 2223Strong coverage
May19.4°C7.3°C78 mm9.17.1°C14 h 4259Strong coverage
June24.7°C13°C88 mm9.414.7°C15 h 2681Good coverage
July27.1°C15.4°C88 mm9.220.0°C15 h 0976Good coverage
August26.2°C14.6°C72 mm7.921.4°C13 h 5983Good coverage
September21.8°C10.1°C83 mm8.319.2°C12 h 2772Good coverage
October14.4°C4.3°C71 mm9.713.2°C10 h 5638Good coverage
November7.3°C-0.8°C76 mm9.97.6°C9 h 365Good coverage
December1.3°C-6.2°C63 mm10.65.0°C8 h 565Good coverage
Records at TORONTO BUTTONVILLE A, 1986–2015
MonthRecord highRecord lowWettest dayWettest / driest monthYears
January14.9°C13 Jan 2005-35.2°C16 Jan 199440 mm15 Jan 1995141 mm1999 · driest 24 mm in 198929
February14.9°C27 Feb 2000-26.8°C15 Feb 201536 mm22 Feb 199093 mm2013 · driest 21 mm in 199529
March26.3°C22 Mar 2012-25.6°C3 Mar 200338 mm27 Mar 1991116 mm1991 · driest 17 mm in 201529
April31.7°C26 Apr 1990-10.6°C6 Apr 200345 mm3 Apr 2009137 mm2009 · driest 29 mm in 200129
May34.6°C29 May 2006-2.1°C2 May 199665 mm12 May 2000150 mm2000 · driest 23 mm in 201529
June36.6°C19 Jun 19951.9°C3 Jun 198655 mm28 Jun 2013229 mm2010 · driest 23 mm in 199129
July37.2°C7 Jul 19886.9°C3 Jul 198878 mm27 Jul 2014160 mm2014 · driest 32 mm in 200529
August37.8°C1 Aug 20064.2°C29 Aug 198671 mm15 Aug 1986230 mm1986 · driest 27 mm in 200729
September35.0°C10 Sep 2013-2.0°C27 Sep 1989105 mm4 Sep 2012214 mm1986 · driest 25 mm in 200429
October31.0°C8 Oct 2007-7.4°C31 Oct 198843 mm5 Oct 1995145 mm1995 · driest 24 mm in 200029
November22.1°C9 Nov 1999-15.0°C21 Nov 198749 mm29 Nov 2011145 mm1995 · driest 19 mm in 201229
December18.0°C6 Dec 2001-26.0°C20 Dec 200443 mm3 Dec 1990122 mm2008 · driest 28 mm in 200229
Typical days per month at TORONTO BUTTONVILLE A, 1991–2020
MonthDays 25°C+Days 30°C+Frost nightsHeavy rain (10 mm+)Snow days
January0029214
February0027111
March<102627
April<101233
May5<113<1
June144030
July227030
August195030
September81<130
October<1062<1
November001725
December0027211
How often, not how much — every day in TORONTO BUTTONVILLE A’s record sorted by what it was actually like, rather than averaged
MonthWarm & dry daysWet daysWashoutsWeek with 3+ wet daysDaytime mean has ranged
January0%37%5%52%-4.9–1.5°C
February0%30%4%38%-4.1–1.8°C
March2%28%5%35%1.9–7.6°C
April8%33%8%43%9.7–14.0°C
May34%29%9%34%17.3–22.2°C
June59%32%11%41%23.0–26.1°C
July70%29%9%37%25.0–29.6°C
August73%25%9%26%24.0–27.7°C
September46%28%10%38%19.9–23.9°C
October11%32%8%40%12.3–15.3°C
November<1%33%8%45%5.3–9.5°C
December0%34%6%47%-1.7–3.8°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.

1987Each stripe is one year’s mean temperature against the 28-year average. Warmest: 2012. Coolest: 1989.2014

The evidence behind this page

Nearby, measured,
and named.

Place identity
GeoNames 6183590
NOAA station
CA00615HMAK · TORONTO BUTTONVILLE A
Station distance
15.8 km from the place centre
Climate period
1991–2020
Minimum month coverage
24 usable years
Daylight
Calculated from latitude 43.77°, mid-month, sunrise to sunset including refraction. Not a station measurement.
Sea temperature
NOAA OISST v2.1 1991–2020 monthly climatology, nearest open water 18 km from the place centre. A sheltered bay can run warmer than the open sea it is measured from.
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 TORONTO BUTTONVILLE A is what differs

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