Climate twins of Oxford, NE

These are the US cities whose 12-month climate pattern most closely matches Oxford's. Each "twin" must be at least 140 miles away to avoid trivial near-neighbor matches. Similarity is computed across all 24 monthly metrics (12 average temperatures + 12 average precipitations), normalized so temperature and precipitation contribute equally.

Side-by-side: Oxford vs its climate twin

Top match: Long Pine, NE

Month Oxford Long Pine
High Low Precip High Low Precip
January 38.0°F 12.9°F 0.39 in 36.9°F 15.2°F 0.42 in
February 42.2°F 16.3°F 0.47 in 40.1°F 17.6°F 0.63 in
March 54.1°F 25.3°F 1.28 in 51.4°F 26.4°F 1.20 in
April 63.6°F 34.8°F 2.30 in 61.2°F 35.5°F 2.64 in
May 73.0°F 47.1°F 3.68 in 71.4°F 46.8°F 3.80 in
June 83.9°F 57.9°F 3.49 in 81.4°F 57.2°F 3.77 in
July 88.6°F 63.1°F 3.45 in 87.8°F 62.9°F 3.05 in
August 86.1°F 60.4°F 3.68 in 85.6°F 60.9°F 2.81 in
September 79.3°F 50.6°F 1.85 in 78.4°F 52.1°F 2.56 in
October 66.3°F 36.9°F 1.97 in 64.4°F 39.1°F 1.73 in
November 52.0°F 23.9°F 0.87 in 49.6°F 27.0°F 0.63 in
December 39.9°F 15.0°F 0.53 in 38.3°F 18.0°F 0.57 in

Cities that consider Oxford their climate twin

These US cities have Oxford in their top 3 most-similar list — meaning if you were to move from any of these places, Oxford would feel familiar.

How this is computed

Each city is represented by a 24-dimensional vector: 12 monthly average temperatures and 12 monthly average precipitations. Each dimension is z-score normalized across the population of US cities, so that temperature variance and precipitation variance contribute proportionally. Distance between cities is Euclidean. We filter out cities within 2° latitude/longitude (~140 miles) so that "twins" mean climatically similar but geographically distinct — not just the neighboring town. Full methodology →