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Current Weather and Forecast in Fayetteville, AR

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About the weather in Fayetteville

Fayetteville has a humid subtropical climate. July is the warmest month, with average highs of 89°, and January the coldest, when nights fall to around 29°. May brings the most rain, on about 14 days, while June is the sunniest, with 12.3 hours of sunshine a day. Over a whole year it rains on roughly 117 days.

Fayetteville climate guide: monthly averages, seasons and the best time to visit

Common questions

When does it rain most in Fayetteville?
May, at 6.3 inches (159 mm) over about 14 days. September is the driest month, at 2.2 inches (56 mm).
What is the coldest month in Fayetteville?
January, with highs of 47°F (8°C) and lows near 29°F (-1°C). The coldest day in the 2015-2024 record fell to -19°F (-28°C).
Is Fayetteville humid?
Relative humidity averages 70% across the year, which reads as fairly humid. Paired with July heat, muggy afternoons are routine.
How much sun does Fayetteville get?
9.2 hours a day averaged over the year, peaking in June at 12.3 hours.
How many rainy days does Fayetteville get in a year?
About 117 days bring measurable precipitation, totalling 46.6 inches (1184 mm). That works out at roughly 10.1 mm on an average wet day.
What is the hottest month in Fayetteville?
July, averaging 89°F (32°C) by day and 71°F (22°C) overnight. The hottest single day in our 2015-2024 record for this location reached 105°F (41°C).
When should I visit Fayetteville?
September to November and March to April is the sweet spot for Fayetteville - warm days, manageable rainfall and plenty of daylight line up. Expect 68°F (20°C) in the afternoon and around 9 days of rain in a typical month of it. For the same question asked the other way round, see where else is warm in September.
Is there snow in Fayetteville?
Yes - about 4 days a year carry measurable snowfall, concentrated January through March.