Pine Bluff weather by month

Monthly Climate Overview of Pine Bluff

Pine Bluff, Arkansas, enjoys a humid subtropical climate, meaning warm, humid summers and cool, mild winters. Below is a month‑by‑month snapshot of what residents and visitors can typically expect, including average highs and lows, precipitation, and sunshine hours.


Outline

  • General Climate Profile
  • Seasonal Highlights
  • Month‑by‑Month Weather Summary
  • Pine Bluff Weather by Month Table
  • Frequently Asked Questions
  • Resources


Pine Bluff lies in the southern part of the state, just north of the Ouachita Mountains. Its elevation (~250 ft above sea level) and proximity to major water bodies shape its mild, humid weather. The city sees an average annual rainfall of roughly 50 in, distributed fairly evenly throughout the year.


  • Spring (March–May): Warm spells begin, accompanied by increasing rainfall and occasional thunderstorms.
  • Summer (June–August): Hot, humid temperatures often exceed 90 °F; afternoon showers are common.
  • Fall (September–November): Cooling temperatures, clearer skies, and beautiful foliage.
  • Winter (December–February): Mild temperatures, rare snowfall, but occasionally drizzly nights.


Month Avg High (°F) Avg Low (°F) Avg Precipitation (in) Avg Sunshine (hrs)
January 51 30 3.2 5.8
February 55 33 3.5 6.1
March 64 42 3.8 6.6
April 70 49 4.3 7.2
May 78 56 4.8 7.9
June 86 64 5.1 8.6
July 88 66 5.0 8.4
August 87 65 5.2 8.3
September 80 57 4.6 7.9
October 67 44 4.0 7.2
November 56 35 3.6 6.4
December 49 27 3.4 5.5

All figures are averages based on data from NOAA and local weather stations.


1. What is the temperature range during the hottest month?

July typically sees highs around 88 °F and lows near 66 °F.

2. Does Pine Bluff get snow in winter?

Snow is very rare; heavy rain or drizzle is more common.

3. When is the best time for outdoor activities?

Late spring (April–May) and early fall (September–October) offer mild temperatures and lower humidity.

4. How does precipitation vary seasonally?

Rain is fairly consistent, with the wettest months being July and August, and the driest months in January and February.

5. Are heatwaves common in Pine Bluff?

Yes, late June through early August can bring heat advisories, especially if humidity is high.


  • NOAA National Weather Service – Little Rock Officeweather.gov/ark
  • Arkansas Climate Center – Climate data and historic weather records
  • Pine Bluff–Dallas County Municipal Water & Sewerage – Floodplain maps & water advisories
  • The Weather Channel Local Reports – Live radar and forecast updates
  • University of Arkansas – Cooperative Extension Service – Seasonal gardening & agriculture tips


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