Historical weather data, all-time temperature records, and monthly climate averages for Brooklyn, OH. Explore typical weather conditions by week for trip planning, and see how today compares to the historical record.
April 5 in Brooklyn sits in that classic spring in-between: historically averaging a high of 53° and a low of 35°, it's mild but not settled. There's nearly a coin-flip chance of precipitation (49%) and a 16% shot at snow — which doesn't sound like much until you remember this date once hit 81° in 1988 and bottomed out at 22° back in 1944.
Brooklyn's weather has real range — the thermometer has swung from a brutal -20° in January 1994 all the way up to 104° in June 1988, a spread of 124 degrees over the station's history. The wettest single day on record dropped 4.59 inches in September 1996, while a February 1993 storm buried the area under 13.6 inches of snow in a single day.
Summer is Brooklyn's warmest stretch, peaking in the July 16–22 window with average highs of 84°, while mid-January bottoms out around 33°. If you're trying to avoid rain, skip late June — it's the wettest week of the year, averaging nearly an inch of precipitation. Spring and fall offer the most variable conditions, with April and October temps capable of swinging dramatically in either direction.