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Best time to visit Philadelphia: month-by-month guide

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Philadelphia month by month

Plan your visit to Philadelphia by month. Compare weather, crowds, events, and prices across all twelve months with historical climate data.

Philadelphia's measured year divides into four bands. January and February hold at 5°C and 7°C with 10 rain days each, a flat cold floor that December at 8°C nearly matches. From March through May, the average high rises from 13°C to 23°C, gaining 10 degrees in 3 months, though rain days remain between 9 and 12. June reaches 29°C. July records 31°C with 14 rain days, the highest readings on both measures. August holds at 30°C with 11 rain days. By October, the average high falls to 20°C and rain days drop to 7, the driest point in Philadelphia's calendar. November drops to 13°C, matching March.

TTDI publishes 12 month guides for Philadelphia beneath this index. For mild, dry conditions, open October first. Its 20°C high and 7 rain days have no close rival in the measured year. The June through August pages cover heat above 29°C, with rain counts between 10 and 14. Spring visitors should read March, April, and May together, since the temperature shifts 10 degrees across those 3 months. January and February differ by 2 degrees and share 10 rain days, so either guide covers Philadelphia's coldest stretch.

July is Philadelphia's most decisive month, recording both the year's highest temperature at 31°C and its highest rain count at 14 days.

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