Weather Comparison: Albany and New Haven
This page compares weather averages and records between the cities of
Albany, New York and
New Haven, Connecticut.
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Records and Averages Comparison
|
Albany |
New Haven |
| ☀️ Record high |
103 °F |
103 °F |
| 🌙 Record low |
-28 °F |
-20 °F |
| 💧 Most daily precipitation |
5.6 inches |
11.0 inches |
| 💧 Most monthly precipitation |
11.1 inches |
18.8 inches |
| 💧 Most yearly precipitation |
53.7 inches |
73.9 inches |
| 💧 Average yearly precipitation |
40.6 inches |
44.1 inches |
| ❄️ Most daily snow |
22.0 inches |
24.0 inches |
| ❄️ Most monthly snow |
57.5 inches |
47.0 inches |
| ❄️ Most yearly snow |
106.7 inches |
69.9 inches |
| ❄️ Average yearly snow |
58.9 inches |
35.1 inches |
Maximum Difference Between High Temperatures
This table shows the times in history when the daily high temperature in Albany was warmest relative to New Haven, and vice versa.
| Date |
Albany |
New Haven |
| April 26, 1990 |
90 °F |
57 °F |
| January 27, 1925 |
15 °F |
46 °F |