The Greater Penn Yan, NY area has a moderate Northeast climate, suffering few extremes, while enjoying a full four seasons. Average highs in the summer months are near 80 degrees, with average lows in the high 50s to low 60s. The warm summer weather includes just enough rain to keep lawns green and flowers blooming. Backyard gardeners delight in the ample growing season and relatively trouble-free weather.

Autumns are mild and dry, with magnificent fall foliage decorating the hills and valleys. Peak season for viewing fall foliage is typically early to mid-October and the glorious autumn weather frequently extends well into November.

Blanketed in sparkling white snow, trees and hilltops glisten through most of January and February. During the coldest months of winter average highs hover around the freezing mark, with lows in the teens and twenties. Average snowfall per year is 82.4 inches. While snowfall totals may seem substantial, most of it falls in frequent, small amounts with only a few major snowstorms a year.

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