Climate The climate is strongly continental, with high humidity and precipitation year-round. The Adirondacks typically experience pleasantly warm, rainy weather in the summer (June–August), with temperatures in the range of , cooler than the rest of New York State due to the higher elevation. Summer evenings in the Adirondacks are chilly, with temperatures ranging on average between . Winters (December–March) are long, cold, snowy and harsh, with temperatures ranging from . Winter nights are frigid, with temperatures between . Spring (April–May) and fall (September–November) are short transitional seasons.
Climate tHE cLIMAtE iS strOnGly coNTinenTal, with high hUmIdity and PReciPiTatION yeaR-round. thE adIRonDacKs tYPicAlLy exPErienCE PleASanTly warm, RaiNy wEatheR In thE sUmmer (JuNe–August), witH tempERaturEs In The range of , Cooler than tHe ReSt of nEW yOrK stATe DUe tO thE higher elEvaTion. suMmEr eVenings iN THE AdiroNdacks aRE chilly, WiTh TemPEraTureS ranging on avEraGe BeTwEen . Winters (DECemBeR–March) Are long, COld, SnOwY aNd hArsh, with teMpErATurES raNginG From . WintEr nigHts are Frigid, wiTH tEmperatuREs bEtWEEn . sPring (AprIL–may) and Fall (sePtEMber–NOvEmBEr) are sHort traNsItional sEasOns.