Warmest Cities in New York

Top 100 cities ranked by warmest cities

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Warmest Cities — New York

1 Rye 56°F

2 Mount Vernon 56°F

3 Great Neck 56°F

4 Scarsdale 56°F

5 Kings Point 56°F

6 Larchmont 56°F

7 Bronxville 56°F

8 Greenville CDP (Westchester County) 56°F

9 Pelham Manor 56°F

10 Hastings-on-Hudson 56°F

11 Eastchester 56°F

12 Mamaroneck 56°F

13 Pelham 56°F

14 Manorhaven 56°F

15 Port Washington 56°F

16 Hempstead 56°F

17 East Hills 56°F

18 Westbury 56°F

19 Hicksville 56°F

20 Oyster Bay 56°F

21 Salisbury 56°F

22 North New Hyde Park 56°F

23 Bayville 56°F

24 East Meadow 56°F

25 Uniondale 56°F

26 Williston Park 56°F

27 Garden City Park 56°F

28 Franklin Square 56°F

29 New Cassel 56°F

30 Jericho 56°F

31 Floral Park 56°F

32 Glen Cove 56°F

33 New Hyde Park 56°F

34 Roslyn Heights 56°F

35 Carle Place 56°F

36 Garden City 56°F

37 Great Neck Plaza 56°F

38 Mineola 56°F

39 Manhasset 56°F

40 West Hempstead 56°F

41 North Hills 56°F

42 Sea Cliff 56°F

43 Syosset 56°F

44 New York 55°F

45 Levittown 55°F

46 North Merrick 55°F

47 Bellmore 55°F

48 Wantagh 55°F

49 Merrick 55°F

50 North Bellmore 55°F

51 North Wantagh 55°F

52 New Rochelle 55°F

53 Mount Sinai 55°F

54 Coram 55°F

55 Port Jefferson Station 55°F

56 Port Jefferson 55°F

57 Selden 55°F

58 Terryville 55°F

59 Yonkers 55°F

60 Inwood 54°F

61 Valley Stream 54°F

62 Elmont 54°F

63 North Valley Stream 54°F

64 Hewlett 54°F

65 Lawrence 54°F

66 South Valley Stream 54°F

67 Cedarhurst 54°F

68 Woodmere 54°F

69 Riverhead 54°F

70 Wheatley Heights 54°F

71 South Farmingdale 54°F

72 West Babylon 54°F

73 East Farmingdale 54°F

74 Baywood 54°F

75 North Lindenhurst 54°F

76 Plainedge 54°F

77 Bethpage 54°F

78 Deer Park 54°F

79 Lindenhurst 54°F

80 Amityville 54°F

81 West Islip 54°F

82 Massapequa Park 54°F

83 Plainview 54°F

84 Babylon 54°F

85 Farmingdale 54°F

86 Copiague 54°F

87 Massapequa 54°F

88 Seaford 54°F

89 North Bay Shore 54°F

90 North Amityville 54°F

91 East Massapequa 54°F

92 Old Bethpage 54°F

93 North Massapequa 54°F

94 Woodbury 54°F

95 Melville 54°F

96 North Babylon 54°F

97 Stony Brook 53°F

98 Sleepy Hollow 53°F

99 Rockville Centre 53°F

100 Stony Brook University 53°F

The warmest cities in New York enjoy high average annual temperatures, making them attractive to those who prefer mild winters and plenty of sunshine. Rye leads with an average annual temperature of 56°F.

Warm-climate cities are popular destinations for retirees, winter migrants, and outdoor enthusiasts. They typically offer year-round access to outdoor activities, lower heating costs, and longer growing seasons. Many have seen significant population growth in recent decades.

While warm weather is appealing, these cities may also face challenges including extreme summer heat, higher cooling costs, water scarcity, and vulnerability to hurricanes or other weather events. Many are investing in heat mitigation strategies and sustainable water management.

Did You Know?

1. Rye's average temperature of 56°F means residents enjoy warm weather virtually year-round.
2. The warmest U.S. cities are concentrated in southern Florida, Hawaii, and the desert Southwest.
3. Warm-climate cities have seen the fastest population growth in the U.S. over the past two decades, driven by retirees and remote workers.

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