Valentine's Day Weather History

What's the weather typically like on Valentine's Day?

See historical weather for 2/14 going back 55 years to 1970 in cities across America.

What to Expect on Valentine's Day

Valentine's Day sits in mid-February, still firmly in winter for most of the country. February is statistically the last full month of heavy snowfall for the Northeast and Midwest. However, some southern states begin to see early spring warmth, with cities like Austin and Atlanta occasionally reaching the 60s.

February 14th has seen some of the most dramatic blizzards in US history, including the 2007 Valentine's Day storm that dumped 2 feet of snow across the Great Lakes.

Planning Tips for Valentine's Day

  • Indoor dinner reservations are the safe bet in northern cities where February storms are common
  • Cities like San Diego, Savannah, and New Orleans offer mild weather for outdoor plans
  • February is peak ski season if a mountain getaway is on the agenda

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