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Climate of New Albany: monthly averages
Based on 25 years of satellite and reanalysis data (2001-2025), August is usually the hottest month in New Albany, with average daytime highs around 30°C. January is the coolest, when nights typically fall to about -5°C and frost is possible on the coldest nights. That is a wide yearly range of roughly 35°C, so the seasons feel very different from each other.
The area receives about 1270 mm of rain in a typical year. Most of it falls from March to July, October and December (around 65% of the yearly total), and May is the wettest month at roughly 135 mm.
For outdoor plans and travel, August to September usually offer the most comfortable weather in New Albany, with mild days and relatively little rain.
| Month | Avg high | Avg low | Rainfall | Humidity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jan | 4° | -5° | 84 mm | 85% |
| Feb | 6° | -4° | 87 mm | 85% |
| Mar | 12° | 1° | 113 mm | 82% |
| Apr | 19° | 7° | 131 mm | 79% |
| May | 23° | 13° | 135 mm | 81% |
| Jun | 28° | 18° | 114 mm | 79% |
| Jul | 30° | 20° | 117 mm | 77% |
| Aug | 30° | 19° | 85 mm | 71% |
| Sep | 27° | 15° | 93 mm | 69% |
| Oct | 20° | 8° | 108 mm | 73% |
| Nov | 12° | 1° | 96 mm | 79% |
| Dec | 6° | -3° | 108 mm | 86% |
Source: NASA POWER (MERRA-2 reanalysis), averaged over the roughly 50 km grid area around New Albany. Values describe typical conditions, not a forecast.
About New Albany weather
New Albany sits within Indiana's humid continental climate, typical of the US Midwest, about 167 km south of Indianapolis. Conditions turn hot with warm, humid summers (June–August). By December, expect cold winters (December–February) with regular snow. This page shows live, auto-refreshing weather for New Albany: current conditions, an hourly breakdown, a 16-day outlook, a date-lookup tool for any past or future date, and real-time air quality, sourced from Open-Meteo. Local timezone: America/Kentucky/Louisville.
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New Albany is about 167 km south of Indianapolis, in Indiana.
New Albany sees cold winters (December–February) with regular snow.
The live current conditions, hourly forecast and 16-day outlook above are pulled in real time for New Albany's exact coordinates. No fixed schedule, the page updates whenever you load it.
August is usually the hottest month in New Albany, with average daytime highs of about 30°C and nights around 19°C.
The coldest nights come in January, when the average low is about -5°C and daytime highs reach around 4°C. Frost is possible on clear, calm nights.
New Albany receives about 1270 mm of rain in a typical year. May is the wettest month at roughly 135 mm, and the main rainy period is March to July, October and December.
August to September usually offer the most comfortable weather in New Albany, with mild daytime temperatures and little rain.
In November New Albany typically sees daytime highs near 12°C and lows near 1°C, with about 96 mm of rain over the month and average humidity around 79%. Check the live forecast above for this week's actual conditions.
Up to 16 days ahead using the extended forecast and date picker above; further-out or historical dates use the same date lookup tool.
Live temperature for New Albany is shown at the top of this page and refreshes automatically — see the hourly breakdown below for how it changes through the day.
New Albany's day-to-day weather follows the broader pattern of Indiana described above. See the hourly weather forecast or the air quality index for more detail.