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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Canada Perspective Weather Desk. Data from Environment and Climate Change Canada and other national met services via Open-Meteo.

☁️25°C
OvercastSouth Jersey Regional AirportFeels like 30° · Wind 6 km/h · Humidity 89%
UV 6 HighSunrise 06:14Sunset 19:52
Today☁️29°23°💧11%
Wed🌫️31°23°💧4%
Thu🌦️33°20°💧64%
Fri☁️31°20°💧39%
Sat🌦️27°21°💧49%
Sun⛈️31°20°💧48%
Mon🌤️28°19°💧17%

Live data from Open-Meteo · updates automatically ·

Burlington County, New Jersey, sees a mix of sun and cloud today with seasonable early-spring temperatures; the live forecast above from South Jersey Regional Airport gives the latest conditions and chance of showers.

What drives the weather in Burlington County?

Burlington County sits in the Mid-Atlantic region, with the Delaware River forming its western border and the Atlantic coast less than 50 kilometres east. This position delivers a humid subtropical climate: warm, humid summers and cool winters, with precipitation spread fairly evenly through the year. The county’s inland location means it avoids the direct coastal moderation that keeps oceanfront areas milder in winter and cooler in summer.

Are there any weather watches or warnings?

As of the live forecast above, no advisories are in effect for Burlington County. However, spring can bring quick changes — thunderstorms with gusty winds or small hail are possible. Check our Weather Warning page for updates if conditions shift.

RegionBurlington County, New Jersey, USA
Climate typeHumid subtropical (Köppen Cfa)
Average July high86°F (30°C)
Average January low23°F (–5°C)
What is the rainiest month in Burlington County?

July typically sees the most rainfall, with about 4.5 inches, driven by afternoon thunderstorms and occasional tropical moisture. February is usually the driest month.

Does Burlington County get snow?

Yes, average seasonal snowfall is around 20 to 25 inches, though amounts vary widely. The heaviest snows often come from nor’easters that ride up the coast from late December into March.

How does the county compare to nearby Philadelphia?

Burlington County’s weather is very similar to Philadelphia’s, but temperatures here can be a degree or two cooler because of less urban heat island effect. Precipitation patterns are nearly identical.

For broader context on Canadian weather patterns, visit our Canada Weather Hub or compare with conditions in Toronto Weather.