Compare Indiana and North Carolina Weather

Indiana is 800.0 kilometers (497.1 miles) away and has the same time zone with North Carolina, United States. Indiana's climate is classified as Humid continental, no dry season, hot summer (Köppen climate classification: Dfa) while North Carolina has a Humid subtropical, no dry season climate (Cfa).

Indiana generally has cooler weather than North Carolina. The average mean temperature in Indiana is 12.01°C (53.62°F) while North Carolina’s temperature is 17.23°C (63.01°F) and the difference is 5.22°C (41.4°F). Indiana is hottest on average in July, when the day time temperature may reach 24.59°C (76.26°F), while North Carolina is hottest in July when the average high temperature is 28.52°C (83.34°F). Indiana is coldest in January when the average low temperature is -6.6°C (20.12°F), while January is the coldest month in North Carolina, when night time temperature often falls below 0.11°C (32.2°F).

Finally, Indiana has about 1.06 times more rainfall than North Carolina, (Indiana’s 71.85mm vs North Carolina’s average of 67.51mm).

Comparison summary

WeatherIndianaNorth CarolinaDifference
Hottest monthJuly: 24.59°C (76.26°F)July: 28.52°C (83.34°F)3.93°C (39.07°F)
Coldest monthJanuary: -6.6°C (20.12°F)January: 0.11°C (32.2°F)6.71°C (44.08°F)
Wettest monthMay: 115.81mm (4.56in)September: 91.35mm (3.6in)24.46mm (0.96in)
Driest monthNovember: 47.25mm (1.86in)October: 49.85mm (1.96in)2.6mm (0.1in)

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