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Tyler weather by month & the best time to visit

🇺🇸 United States · regional city · humid subtropical climate

The best time to visit Tyler is September — its sunniest month (Sunshine Score 79/100), with April and June close behind. Tyler averages about 2,530 hours of sunshine a year. Daytime highs around 32°C / 90°F and roughly 81 mm of rain in September.

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Sun hours / year
2,530
Sunniest month
September
Peak score
79/100
Rain / year
1,106 mm
Midday UV at peak
9 (very high)
Population
112k
Elevation
162 m

When is the best time to visit Tyler?

For sunshine, the best time to visit Tyler is September, then April and June. The dullest month is January (26/100, 80 mm of rain). The full month-by-month picture is in the table below.

How sunny is Tyler?

Tyler gets a lot of sun: around 2,530 hours a year. 53 Sunshine Score points separate September (79) from January (26), so the month you pick matters. It ranks #193 of 580 destinations in United States for annual sunshine, above the national median of 2,279 hours. The year's 1,106 mm of rain spreads fairly evenly across the months, with no pronounced dry season.

Sunshine Score by month

January: 26February: 38March: 68April: 77May: 72June: 75July: 64August: 57September: 7979October: 72November: 74December: 38JFMAMJJASOND
MonthScoreDay highNight lowRainUV
January26 12° / 54°F1° / 34°F 80 mm3
February38 14° / 57°F3° / 37°F 93 mm4
March68 19° / 66°F8° / 46°F 108 mm6
April77 24° / 75°F12° / 54°F 94 mm7
May72 28° / 82°F17° / 63°F 117 mm8
June75 32° / 90°F22° / 72°F 102 mm9
July64 34° / 93°F24° / 75°F 72 mm9
August57 35° / 95°F24° / 75°F 68 mm9
September79 32° / 90°F20° / 68°F 81 mm7
October72 26° / 79°F13° / 55°F 119 mm5
November74 19° / 66°F7° / 45°F 74 mm3
December38 14° / 57°F3° / 37°F 98 mm2

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