Oregon climate

Historical climate data for 240 cities in Oregon — drawn from NOAA 1991-2020 normals at each city's primary weather station.

Warmest city
Cove
°F annual avg
Coldest city
Seneca
40.5°F annual avg
Wettest city
St. Helens
in/yr
Snowiest city
Haines
78.6 in/yr
Frost-date data is available for 222 cities in Oregon — the average last spring frost, first fall frost, and growing-season length for each. Find your city →

Oregon climate rankings

Warmest cities

  1. Sodaville — °F
  2. Redmond — °F
  3. Ukiah — °F
  4. Myrtle Creek — °F
  5. Sheridan — °F
  6. Sumpter — °F
  7. Cove — °F
  8. Haines — °F
  9. Brownsville — °F
  10. Sutherlin — °F

Coldest cities

  1. Seneca — 40.5°F
  2. Unity — 42.6°F
  3. Enterprise — 44.2°F
  4. Joseph — 44.2°F
  5. Chiloquin — 45.0°F
  6. La Pine — 45.5°F
  7. Sisters — 45.5°F
  8. Hines — 46.0°F
  9. Burns — 46.0°F
  10. Long Creek — 46.6°F

Wettest cities

  1. Rivergrove — in/yr
  2. McMinnville — in/yr
  3. Maupin — in/yr
  4. Carlton — in/yr
  5. St. Helens — in/yr
  6. King City — in/yr
  7. Tigard — in/yr
  8. Bonanza — in/yr
  9. Columbia City — in/yr
  10. Lebanon — in/yr

Driest cities

  1. Umatilla — 7.9 in/yr
  2. Stanfield — 8.6 in/yr
  3. Echo — 8.6 in/yr
  4. Hermiston — 8.6 in/yr
  5. Boardman — 8.6 in/yr
  6. Irrigon — 8.8 in/yr
  7. Baker City — 9.1 in/yr
  8. Arlington — 9.3 in/yr
  9. Metolius — 9.4 in/yr
  10. Culver — 9.4 in/yr

All Oregon cities

Weather stations in Oregon → National climate rankings →