Vinton, Texas Climate Data

Vinton, Texas has a Cold Desert Climate climate (Köppen classification: BWk). Average annual temperatures range from 10 °C (low) to 26.1 °C (high). Annual precipitation averages 217.4 Millimeters. Vinton is located in USDA Plant Hardiness Zone 8b. The growing season typically runs from the last frost around Mar. 1 - Mar. 10 through the first frost around Nov. 11 - Nov. 20.

Avg Annual High26.1 °C
Avg Annual Low10 °C
Annual Precipitation217.4 mm
Hardiness ZoneZone 8b
Growing Season: Last frost around Mar. 1 - Mar. 10 — First frost around Nov. 11 - Nov. 20 — Approximately 40-50 Days frost days per year.

Monthly Average Climate Data for Vinton, Texas

Average monthly temperatures and precipitation Switch to Fahrenheit
MonthAvg. LowAvg. HighAvg. Precip
January-0.7 °C15 °C9.4 mm
February1.7 °C18.1 °C9.65 mm
March5.3 °C22.3 °C6.6 mm
April8.9 °C26.6 °C3.3 mm
May13.8 °C31.4 °C4.57 mm
June19.2 °C36.2 °C14.48 mm
July21.2 °C35.7 °C42.67 mm
August20.4 °C34.4 °C45.97 mm
September16.9 °C31.6 °C39.12 mm
October10.4 °C26.7 °C16.76 mm
November3.6 °C20.2 °C8.38 mm
December-0.6 °C14.7 °C16.51 mm
Annual10 °C26.1 °C217.41 mm

Climate Zone Data for Vinton, Texas

Average First Frost DateNov. 11 - Nov. 20
Average Last Frost DateMar. 1 - Mar. 10
Average Days With Frost40-50 Days
Plant Hardiness ZoneZone 8b : -9.4°C to -6.7°C
Plant Hardiness Zone - 2012Zone 8a : -12.2°C to -9.4°C
Current Drought ConditionsNormal
Köppen Climate ClassificationBWk - Cold Desert Climate
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