Coldest Cities in Ilocos

Top 100 cities ranked by coldest cities

Coldest Cities - Ilocos

1 Cervantes 71°F
2 Comillas Norte 71°F
3 Pugo 72°F
4 Lloren 72°F
5 Bail 72°F
6 Payocpoc Sur 72°F
7 Paringao 72°F
8 Macalva Norte 72°F
9 Naguilian 72°F
10 Caba 72°F
11 San Eugenio 72°F
12 San Gabriel 72°F
13 Halog West 72°F
14 Caronoan West 72°F
15 Dagup 72°F
16 Acao 72°F
17 Bacnotan 72°F
18 Namboongan 72°F
19 Bauang 72°F
20 Aringay 72°F
21 Leones East 72°F
22 Inabaan Sur 72°F
23 San Fernando 72°F
24 Bagulin 72°F
25 Tubao 72°F
26 Alaska 72°F
27 Santo Tomas 74°F
28 Suyo 75°F
29 Quirino 77°F
30 Rosario 77°F
31 Nancalobasaan 78°F
32 Diaz 78°F
33 Davila 79°F
34 Burgos 79°F
35 Pagudpud 79°F
36 Bangui 79°F
37 Pinili 79°F
38 Espiritu 79°F
39 Alilem 79°F
40 Balaoan 80°F
41 Butubut Norte 80°F
42 Corrooy 80°F
43 Salcedo 80°F
44 San Emilio 80°F
45 Natividad 80°F
46 Nueva Era 80°F
47 Cabalitian 80°F
48 Panganiban 80°F
49 Santol 80°F
50 Carriedo 80°F
51 Vigan 80°F
52 Fuerte 80°F
53 Marcos 80°F
54 Quinarayan 80°F
55 Santa Catalina 80°F
56 Caoayan 80°F
57 Nagbukel 80°F
58 Mabilbila Sur 80°F
59 Santa 80°F
60 Narvacan 80°F
61 Magsingal 80°F
62 Bantay 80°F
63 Santo Domingo 80°F
64 San Ildefonso 80°F
65 San Juan 80°F
66 San Sebastian 80°F
67 San Vicente 80°F
68 Pudoc North 80°F
69 Tamorong 80°F
70 Suso 80°F
71 Cabittaogan 80°F
72 Dingras 80°F
73 Piddig 80°F
74 Padong 80°F
75 Barong 80°F
76 San Esteban 80°F
77 Solsona 80°F
78 Santiago 80°F
79 Currimao 80°F
80 Luna 80°F
81 Banayoyo 80°F
82 Galimuyod 81°F
84 Parioc Segundo 81°F
85 Candon 81°F
86 Cabugao 81°F
87 Darapidap 81°F
88 Caterman 81°F
89 Patpata Segundo 81°F
90 Tablac 81°F
91 Sarrat 81°F
92 Lusong 81°F
93 Nagbacalan 81°F
94 Bil-Loca 81°F
95 Batac City 81°F
96 Calongbuyan 81°F
97 Quiling 81°F
98 Paoay 81°F
99 Tabug 81°F
100 Cantoria 81°F

The coldest cities in Ilocos experience low average annual temperatures, with long winters and significant snowfall. Cervantes has an average annual temperature of just 71°F.

Cold-climate cities often feature distinct four-season lifestyles with winter sports, fall foliage, and summer outdoor recreation. Many residents value the seasonal changes and outdoor activities that come with colder climates, including skiing, snowboarding, and ice fishing.

Living in cold-climate cities typically means higher heating costs, the need for winter-ready vehicles and clothing, and seasonal challenges like snow removal. However, these cities often compensate with lower costs of living, less crowding, and strong community bonds forged through shared seasonal experiences.

Did You Know?

  • 1. At 71°F average, Cervantes experiences temperatures well below freezing for months each year.
  • 2. Cold-climate cities often have underground walkway systems, enclosed skyways, or heated bus shelters to help residents navigate harsh winters.
  • 3. Despite the cold, many of these cities rank high in quality of life due to strong economies, good schools, and vibrant cultural scenes.

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