Climate

Greater Dubuque's scenic bluffs and natural beauty combine to provide unlimited recreational activities for visitors throughout all four seasons of the year.

In the winter, you and your family can enjoy skiing, snowmobiling and ice-fishing on the Mississippi. Our 35 miles of trails are graced by exquisite wildflowers in late spring to the delight of hikers and bikers. During the summer, you can enjoy boating and water-skiing on the Mississippi. Our breathtaking autumns with the golds and reds of fall-foliage are unequalled as you hike through the Mines of Spain. In Dubuque, visitors enjoy year-round opportunities to embrace the beauty of nature!

Yearly Weather Data


Month Average
Low
Average
High
Average
Precipitation
Average
Snowfall
January 25° 1.3 in 9.2 in
February 14° 30° 1.3 in 7.8 in
March 25° 42° 2.8 in 9.6 in
April 37° 58° 3.9 in 2.5 in
May 48° 69° 4.2 in .1 in
June 58° 79° 4.0 in - - -
July 62° 82° 4.2 in - - -
August 60° 80° 4.6 in - - -
September 51° 72° 4.1 in - - -
October 40° 61° 2.8 in .2 in
November 27° 44° 2.7 in 3.7 in
December 15° 30° 1.9 in 10.5 in
SOURCE: weatherbase.com

Elevation: 1063 feet        Latitude: 42 24N        Longitude: 090 43W

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Shannon Gaherty
Shannon Gaherty, your Newcomer Relations Coordinator, understands challenges in relocating to a new community and can help you make a smooth transition. Part of Greater Dubuque's workforce initiative, these services are available at no charge. Contact her today to begin planning your move to Dubuque.

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