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Millview Weather in January

Millview in January

The short of it: Millview in January averages a high of -0 °C (32 °F) and a low of -10 °C (15 °F), with 143 mm (5.6 in) of rain and about 9 h 10 min of daylight. Rated 1 of 5 for a visit; the best months are July and August. Source: TerraClimate climate normals, 1991–2020.

Average high 0° · low -10° · rain 143 mm · daylight 9 h 10 min

✦ Travel with care for a visit · best months: July & August

Thirty years of records give Millview an average January high of 0°, a low of -10° and some 143 mm of rain. Millview's coldest stretch of the year, 0° by day and -10° by night. Wet spells are common — about 143 mm, the 3rd wettest month. Snow lies on the ground; mind the passes.

The sun is up for about 9 h 10 min in mid-January, 21 minutes more than a month before.

For the traveller: pack the buffalo coat, mittens and fur-lined boots, and an oilskin besides. The Almanac rates January 1 of 5 for a visit; the finest months here are July and August.

Against its neighbours, Millview runs cooler than most and wetter than most in January. Bedford, 2 km to the N, sees much the same highs.

January in Millview, by the numbers

Warmth rank
12th warmest of 12
Rain rank
3rd wettest of 12
Versus December
3° colder, 17 mm less rain
Versus February
about the same
Day–night spread
9°
Snow season
Dec–Apr
Daylight, mid-month
9 h 10 min
Average wind
19 km/h

Neighbouring Towns

January averages · distance by the crow’s flight
TownDistanceHighLowRain
BedfordNova Scotia2 km N0°-10°143 mm
Kearney LakeNova Scotia3 km SSW0°-9°144 mm
RockinghamNova Scotia4 km SSE0°-9°141 mm
BurnsideNova Scotia6 km E0°-9°139 mm
Clayton ParkNova Scotia6 km SSE0°-9°143 mm
Clayton Park WestNova Scotia6 km S0°-9°145 mm
Convoy PlaceNova Scotia6 km SE0°-9°139 mm
FairviewNova Scotia7 km SSE0°-9°143 mm

The Almanac · Millview Month by Month

Climate normals 1991–2020 · pick a month
PrecipitationAverage highAverage low
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The Almanac Speaks
January
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Millview's coldest stretch of the year, 0° by day and -10° by night. Wet spells are common — about 143 mm, the 3rd wettest month. Snow lies on the ground; mind the passes.

Climate of Millview by month
MonthHighLowRainWindDaylightVisit
January0°-10°143 mm19 km/h9 h 10 min✦
February0°-9°120 mm19 km/h10 h 22 min✦
March4°-6°125 mm19 km/h11 h 47 min✦
April9°0°111 mm18 km/h13 h 25 min✦
May15°5°106 mm16 km/h14 h 48 min✦✦
June20°10°112 mm14 km/h15 h 33 min✦✦✦
July24°14°96 mm13 km/h15 h 15 min✦✦✦
August24°14°89 mm13 km/h14 h 2 min✦✦✦
September21°10°103 mm15 km/h12 h 27 min✦✦✦
October14°5°142 mm18 km/h10 h 53 min✦✦
November8°1°157 mm18 km/h9 h 30 min✦
December3°-5°160 mm20 km/h8 h 49 min✦

Questions Readers Ask about Millview in January

Answered from the wire & the Almanac

What is the weather like in Millview in January?

Days average -0 °C (32 °F) and nights -10 °C (15 °F), with about 143 mm (5.6 in) of rain over the month. Millview's coldest stretch of the year, 0° by day and -10° by night. Wet spells are common — about 143 mm, the 3rd wettest month. Snow lies on the ground; mind the passes.

Is January a good time to visit Millview?

The Almanac gives January 1 of 5 (travel with care). The best months are July and August.

How long are the days in Millview in January?

In mid-January the sun is up for about 9 h 10 min. The days are lengthening — from 8 h 49 min in December to 15 h 33 min in June.

Does it snow in Millview in January?

Yes — snow usually lies on the ground in January.

What should I pack for Millview in January?

Thermal layers, a down coat, mittens and insulated boots, plus a good raincoat — it is a wet month.

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