Half Moon Bay Historic Weather Records

Analyse hottest, coldest, windiest & wettest days

Half Moon Bay Weather Trend Graph


Temperature (°C)
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Months
Max Temp.
Historic Max Temp.
Min Temp.
Historic Min Temp.

Yearly Summary 2026


30°C
Highest Temp
19 May 26

3°C
Lowest Temp
10 Jan. 26


Seasonal Breakdown

Hottest MonthJune18.48°C

Coldest MonthJanuary7.99°C

Wettest MonthFebruary11.92mm

Windiest MonthFebruary23.36km/h

Frequently Asked Questions


1. What is the hottest month in Half Moon Bay historically?

September is historically Half Moon Bay's hottest month, with average maximum temperatures around 21°C. During peak heatwave events, the highest recorded temperatures have reached 33°C on 2017-09-01.

2. What is the coldest month in Half Moon Bay historically?

January is Half Moon Bay's coldest month, with average minimum temperatures around 9°C. The all-time record low of 2°C was recorded on 2013-12-09.

3. What is the average annual rainfall in Half Moon Bay over the past 17 years?

Half Moon Bay's average annual rainfall is approximately 630.06mm, based on records spanning 17 years.

4. How many rainy days does Half Moon Bay experience on average per year?

Half Moon Bay historically records approximately 92 rainy days per year. December has the highest number of rain days at an average of 12.5 days.

5. What is the all-time highest temperature ever recorded in Half Moon Bay?

The all-time highest temperature recorded in Half Moon Bay is 33°C on 2017-09-01.

6. What is the all-time lowest temperature ever recorded in Half Moon Bay?

The all-time lowest temperature recorded in Half Moon Bay is 2°C on 2013-12-09.

7. What is the windiest time of year in Half Moon Bay historically?

Half Moon Bay experiences its strongest winds during April. The historic gust record of 58.3 kph was recorded on 2025-12-25.

8. What is the highest and lowest humidity in Half Moon Bay during a year?

Usually, Half Moon Bay's humidity peaks in August at around 83.8% and drops to its lowest in November at approximately 71.9%.