Hiawatha Pioneer Trail Disabled American Veterans Highway Voyageur Highway Vermillion Street.
The year at a glance
Comfort
Avg Summer Heat83° JulTick marks 85° · NOAA GridMET daily grid
Avg Winter Cold6° JanTick marks 32° · NOAA GridMET daily grid
Humidity65%Tick marks 65% · NOAA GridMET daily grid
Sunshine69%Tick marks 55% · NOAA GridMET daily grid
Precipitation34in/yrAll water, snow included once melted · tick marks 20 in/yr · NOAA GridMET daily grid
Snowfall42in/yrDepth on the ground, not melted water · tick marks the 28 in/yr US average · NOAA 1991–2020 normals
Comfortable Days85days/yr
Typical High / Low58° / 38°
Days Above 90°F11/yr
Days Above 100°F1/yr
Nights Below 50°F243/yr
Nights Below 32°F148/yr
Muggy Days5/yr
Rainy Days112/yr
Natural hazards
Strong wind98National rank 0-100; the tick marks the national median. National median 50 · lower is better · FEMA National Risk Index
Tornado94National rank 0-100; the tick marks the national median. National median 50 · lower is better · FEMA National Risk Index
Lightning92National rank 0-100; the tick marks the national median. National median 50 · lower is better · FEMA National Risk Index
Hail91National rank 0-100; the tick marks the national median. National median 50 · lower is better · FEMA National Risk Index
Cold wave88National rank 0-100; the tick marks the national median. National median 50 · lower is better · FEMA National Risk Index
Landslide81National rank 0-100; the tick marks the national median. National median 50 · lower is better · FEMA National Risk Index
Peak Ground Shaking0.03g
Energy & bills
Heating Demand7519HDD/yrTick marks the U.S. average, 4500 HDD/yr · GridMET degree days
Cooling Demand718CDD/yrTick marks the U.S. average, 1500 CDD/yr · GridMET degree days
Solar Potential1467kWh/m²Tick marks the U.S. average, 1500 kWh/m² · NREL solar normals
Clean Grid Share11%Tick marks the U.S. average, 41% · EIA state grid mix
HDD + CDD Total8.2KHDD+CDD/yr
Peak Sun Hours4.0hr/day
Home Heating · Gas82%
Home Heating · Electric18%
Wind & sky
Usual DirectionSouth-southeast~13% of the time
Average Wind Speed4 mpha light breeze
A day here, hour by hour
Typical High / Low58° / 38°
Sources13
NOAA 30-year normals
The official 30-year (1991–2020) climate averages for temperature, precipitation, and sunshine at weather stations across the US, interpolated to every neighborhood.
NOAA weather stations
Hourly temperature, humidity, and wind readings from thousands of weather stations across the country, going back decades.
Gridded weather data
A high-resolution gridded dataset blending ground-station observations and climate models to provide daily temperature, rainfall, and solar radiation values for every square mile of the contiguous US.
NREL solar data
Hourly solar-radiation data from the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, showing how much sunlight a location receives throughout the year.
NOAA wildfire smoke
NOAA satellite imagery tracking wildfire smoke plumes, used to count how many days a year a place is typically blanketed by smoke.
NOAA Storm Events
A 25-year NOAA database of every significant storm event — hail, tornadoes, floods, hurricanes — recorded at the county level across the US.
NOAA Tornado Tracks
The Storm Prediction Center's 70-year archive of every tornado touchdown in the US, including its path, strength rating, and distance from a given neighborhood.
Federal hazard ratings
FEMA's National Risk Index scoring all 18 major natural hazards — from earthquakes and wildfires to floods and hurricanes — for every census tract in the country.
FEMA flood zones
FEMA's official flood-zone maps showing which specific addresses lie inside the 100-year floodplain and face mandatory flood-insurance requirements.
Federal flood claims
A federal database of historical flood insurance claims, showing how often and how severely flooding has actually affected properties in a neighborhood over the decades.
EIA Energy History
Sixty years of state-level energy data from the Energy Information Administration, showing residential electricity prices, consumption trends, and how both have changed over time.
EIA Utility Fuel Mix
Annual federal data on the fuel sources powering each electric utility — coal, natural gas, wind, solar, nuclear — showing what energy mix lights homes in a given area.
EPA air quality
Ground-station readings of soot and ozone that show how clean or smoggy the air typically is near a place.