When to Bridgeport
Climate guide & best times to travel
Best Time to Visit
Month-by-Month Guide
January
January represents the coolest month in Bridgeport, though temperatures remain extremely high by global standards. With highs of 101°F and lows of 75°F, this is the most tolerable time for any outdoor activities. Minimal rainfall of 0.1 inches ensures consistently dry conditions.
February
February continues the relatively cooler winter pattern with highs reaching 104°F and nighttime lows of 78°F. The extremely dry conditions persist with only 0.1 inches of rainfall. This remains one of the few months where extended outdoor activities might be possible with proper precautions.
March
March marks the beginning of the transition toward extreme summer heat, with temperatures climbing to 117°F during the day and 90°F at night. Rainfall remains minimal at 0.2 inches. Outdoor activities become increasingly challenging as the heat intensifies.
April
April brings dangerously high temperatures with daytime highs of 136°F and nighttime lows of 107°F. Even nighttime temperatures exceed what most consider extremely hot. The 0.2 inches of rainfall provides no relief from the intensifying heat.
May
May experiences severe heat with temperatures reaching 155°F during the day and remaining at 125°F even at night. These extreme conditions make outdoor activities extremely dangerous. Rainfall drops to just 0.1 inches, maintaining the arid conditions.
June
June marks the beginning of the most extreme summer period with scorching temperatures of 171°F during the day and 142°F at night. These life-threatening conditions require extreme precautions. Minimal rainfall of 0.1 inches offers no respite from the heat.
July
July represents the peak of extreme heat with the highest temperatures of the year reaching 182°F, while nighttime temperatures remain at a dangerous 154°F. These are among the most extreme conditions on Earth. Rainfall stays minimal at 0.1 inches.
August
August continues the extreme summer heat with temperatures reaching 179°F during the day and 152°F at night. These conditions remain life-threatening and require immediate shelter and cooling. A slight increase in rainfall to 0.2 inches provides minimal relief.
September
September begins the gradual cooling trend with temperatures dropping to 167°F during the day and 139°F at night, though conditions remain extremely dangerous. Rainfall increases slightly to 0.2 inches but remains insufficient for any cooling effect.
October
October shows continued cooling with daytime highs of 147°F and nighttime lows of 118°F. While still extremely hot, the decreasing trend offers hope for more manageable conditions ahead. Rainfall remains at 0.2 inches.
November
November brings more significant cooling with temperatures dropping to 128°F during the day and 101°F at night. While still extremely hot by normal standards, this represents a major improvement from summer conditions. Rainfall decreases to 0.1 inches.
December
December marks the return to the coolest conditions of the year with highs of 110°F and lows of 86°F. These temperatures, while still extremely hot globally, represent the most manageable conditions in Bridgeport. Rainfall increases slightly to 0.2 inches.