NVNevada rankings

Towns with the coolest summers in Nevada

Ranked by the typical afternoon high in July, 1991–2020, from NOAA’s gridded climate normals for each town. Neighboring towns on the same 5 km grid square have the same numbers, so each square is listed once, under its largest town. 42 towns with 2,500+ residents.

NOAA U.S. Climate Normals, 1991–2020

#TownJuly highDays at 90°+July low
1 Incline Village Incline Village9,272 people 73.3° 0 48°
2 Map of Indian Hills Indian Hills5,527 people 86.3° 40 55°
3 Ely Ely3,929 people 87.7° 29 50°
4 Cold Springs Cold Springs11,321 people 88.0° 40 53°
5 Washoe Valley Washoe Valley3,315 people 88.5° 40 55°
6 Reno Reno273,212 people 88.6° 40 56°
7 Spring Creek Spring Creek14,739 people 88.7° 19 49°
8 Lemmon Valley4,412 people 88.9° 40 58°
9 Sun Valley Sun Valley22,228 people 90.2° 40 57°
10 Map of Gardnerville Ranchos Gardnerville Ranchos12,114 people 90.3° 68 53°
11 Carson Carson58,384 people 90.4° 40 53°
12 Elko Elko20,696 people 90.4° 48 50°
13 Map of Johnson Lane Johnson Lane6,467 people 90.5° 40 53°
14 Minden Minden3,707 people 90.8° 68 52°
15 Gardnerville Gardnerville5,486 people 90.9° 68 53°
16 Spanish Springs Spanish Springs17,980 people 91.3° 59 58°
17 Sparks Sparks110,024 people 91.6° 59 57°
18 Dayton Dayton15,781 people 92.9° 65 55°
19 Fernley Fernley24,225 people 93.1° 82 61°
20 Winnemucca Winnemucca8,361 people 93.3° 60 55°
21 West Wendover West Wendover4,514 people 93.7° 57 62°
22 Yerington Yerington3,150 people 93.7° 73 56°
23 Silver Springs Silver Springs5,060 people 94.7° 82 59°
24 Battle Mountain Battle Mountain3,518 people 95.2° 82 56°
25 Fallon Fallon9,463 people 95.7° 82 58°
26 Hawthorne Hawthorne2,809 people 95.9° 82 60°
27 Pahrump Pahrump47,347 people 101.7° 126 72°
28 Map of Summerlin South Summerlin South31,354 people 101.9° 136 75°
29 Spring Valley Spring Valley219,187 people 102.8° 138 76°
30 Enterprise Enterprise240,464 people 103.1° 138 77°
31 Las Vegas Las Vegas660,400 people 103.5° 136 75°
32 Henderson Henderson332,141 people 105.1° 137 80°
33 Paradise Paradise185,913 people 105.3° 137 78°
34 North Las Vegas North Las Vegas278,595 people 105.4° 142 77°
35 Winchester Winchester37,081 people 105.4° 138 78°
36 Boulder City Boulder City14,919 people 105.8° 147 80°
37 Mesquite Mesquite22,059 people 106.2° 150 76°
38 Nellis AFB5,087 people 106.3° 142 77°
39 Sunrise Manor Sunrise Manor200,218 people 106.5° 142 78°
40 Whitney Whitney47,221 people 107.2° 138 79°
41 Map of Moapa Valley Moapa Valley6,684 people 108.3° 160 77°
42 Map of Laughlin Laughlin8,789 people 110.0° 173 82°

How this ranking works

We rank every town by the typical afternoon high in July, 1991–2020, from NOAA’s gridded climate normals for each town. The lowest ranks first. The town with the lowest figure ranks #1. Normals are 30-year averages, not a forecast, and each town’s Climate page shows its whole year month by month.

Temperatures and rainfall come from NOAA’s gridded normals, about 5 km (3 miles) square, read at each town’s center, so hills and coastlines are built in. Towns whose centers fall in the same square have the same numbers, so only the largest of them is listed.

Only towns with at least 2,500 residents are ranked; Census estimates for smaller places are too uncertain. Population and income: U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey 5-year estimates. Climate: NOAA NCEI U.S. Climate Normals, 1991–2020. Town photos: Wikimedia Commons, credited on each town’s page.

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