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Temperatures, Precipitation, and Sunshine on campus:

Check below to read averages, minimums, and about daylight on the NU campus.

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During the School Year:
*all schools based on a 250 day school year

Daylight

Avg Number of daylight hours

12.4 hrs

Syracuse University	~hrs
Cornell University	~hrs
Harvard University	~hrs
Boston College	~hrs
University of Massachusetts Amherst	~hrs
University of Connecticut	~hrs
New York University	~hrs

Avg % of day spent cloudy

58.3%

University of Connecticut	↓11.1%
Boston College	~%
Harvard University	~%
University of Massachusetts Amherst	↑2.1%
New York University	↑5.1%
Cornell University	↑6.4%
Syracuse University	↑18.3%

Avg non-cloudy-ish sunlight hours
(subtracting away average cloudiness)

5.2 hrs

University of Connecticut	↑1.4
Boston College	~
Harvard University	~
University of Massachusetts Amherst	↓0.3
New York University	↓0.6
Cornell University	↓0.8
Syracuse University	↓2.3

Precipitation

Avg % of day spent precipitating

10.1%

New York University	↓1.3%
University of Massachusetts Amherst	↓1.1%
University of Connecticut	↓0.7%
Harvard University	~%
Boston College	~%
Cornell University	↑3.3%
Syracuse University	↑7.9%

Temperatures

Average Temperature

44.3F

New York University	↑4.2F
Boston College	~F
Harvard University	~F
University of Connecticut	↓2F
University of Massachusetts Amherst	↓2.9F
Syracuse University	↓3.6F
Cornell University	↓5.1F

Maximum Temperature

95.0F

University of Connecticut	↑19.8F
Cornell University	↑18.0F
Boston College	~F
Syracuse University	~F
Harvard University	~F
University of Massachusetts Amherst	↓1.8F
New York University	↓3.6F

Minimum Temperature

-7.6F

New York University	↑10.8F
Boston College	~F
Harvard University	~F
University of Connecticut	↓3.6F
University of Massachusetts Amherst	↓7.2F
Syracuse University	↓9F
Cornell University	↓9F

Windchill Minimum

-38.1F

New York University	↑15.5F
Syracuse University	↑6.8F
Cornell University	↑6.5F
University of Massachusetts Amherst	↑1.8F
University of Connecticut	↑1.1F
Harvard University	~F
Boston College	~F

Relevant quotes pertaining to the weather

“... It's cold and pathetic all the time ...”
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“... No way I am sitting in the freezing cold to watch lame teams ...”
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“... When the weather is nice, some professors will hold classes outside in one of Northeastern’s many grassy quads (be sure to bring sunglasses) .....”
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“... When the weather is nice, some of the professors will hold classes outside in one of Northeastern's grassy quads ...”
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“... When the weather is nice, some of the professors will even hold class outside ...”
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“... Despite the cold, this place is awesome ...”
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“... The winter is very cold ...”
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“... Winter is cold but not unbearable ...”
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“... It was snowing hard in the winter, but the city knows how to handle its snow so it wasn't annoying whatsoever ...”
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“... NUPD have a strong presence--when the weather is warm they ride bikes around campus ...”
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“... Cons: Not so great football team, not a huge Greek Life, cold winters, cant have a car, Boston Bars close at 1:00 (not to mention if your not ...”
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“... I think the weather had something to do with it too- I enjoyed Spring semester so much better and completely forgot about transferring by the end...”
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“... Also, many of the buildings are connected by an underground tunnel system which is a huge plus when the weather isn’t so nice ...”
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“... Do not be intimidated though, the campus is relatively small and easy to get around, and the underground tunnels connecting most of the classroom...”
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