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Living in Greater Omaha
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From scenic beauty to year-round recreation, the region’s continental climate offers something for everyone. Here dry winters give way to spring showers. In fact, most of the precipitation in Omaha occurs between April and September, either in the form of showers or evening thunderstorms. May and June are typically the months with the most precipitation.
Most people are surprised to learn that only 10% of total annual precipitation falls during the winter months – much to the dismay of school children hoping for a snow day. As for temperature, the warmest month of the year is July and the coldest is January.
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Greater Omaha Climate Data |
| Month |
Avg. High |
Avg. Low |
Mean |
Avg. Precipitation |
| Jan |
31.7°F |
11.6°F |
21.7°F |
0.77 in. |
| Feb |
37.9°F |
18.0°F |
28.0°F |
0.80 in. |
| Mar |
50.4°F |
28.1°F |
39.3°F |
2.13 in. |
| Apr |
63.2°F |
39.6°F |
51.4°F |
2.94 in. |
| May |
73.7°F |
50.7°F |
62.2°F |
4.44 in. |
| Jun |
83.7°F |
60.6°F |
72.2°F |
3.95 in. |
| Jul |
87.4°F |
65.9°F |
76.7°F |
3.86 in. |
| Aug |
85.2°F |
63.8°F |
74.5°F |
3.21 in. |
| Sep |
77.3°F |
53.5°F |
65.4°F |
3.17 in. |
| Oct |
65.2°F |
41.1°F |
53.2°F |
2.21 in. |
| Nov |
47.8°F |
28.1F |
38.0°F |
1.82 in. |
| Dec |
34.8°F |
16.4°F |
25.6°F |
0.92 in. |
| Source: National Climatic Data Center, US Department of Commerce, 1970 - 2006 Climate Means |
Four-season fun
In Greater Omaha, nothing gets in your way – not even the weather. |
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