Average Temperatures for North Carolina in July

Average temperatures for July at cities, communities and other locations around North Carolina are listed below in degrees Fahrenheit and Celsius.

You can jump to a separate table for each region of the state: North Carolina Mountains in the west, Piedmont in the center, and North Carolina Coast to the east.

The tables give the normals for maximum and minimum temperatures based on weather data collected from 1991 to 2020 by the US National Centers for Environmental Information.

North Carolina Mountains

Average July temperatures
High °F Low °F Place High °C Low °C
86 65 Asheville 30 18
77 59 Banner Elk 25 15
77 60 Blowing Rock 25 15
79 58 Boone 26 14
85 63 Cullowhee 30 17
72 58 Grandfather Mountain 22 14
78 58 Highlands 25 14
88 66 Kerr Scott Reservoir 31 19
88 66 Morganton 31 19
87 66 North Wilkesboro 31 19
84 62 Pisgah Forest 29 17
86 62 Tapoco 30 17
86 65 Waterville 30 18
88 69 Winston-Salem 31 21

Piedmont

Average daily temperatures in July
High °F Low °F Place High °C Low °C
89 69 Albemarle 31 21
91 70 Burlington 33 21
88 69 Cary 31 21
90 69 Chapel Hill 32 21
90 70 Charlotte 32 21
92 69 Concord 33 20
87 69 Durham 31 20
91 70 Gastonia 33 21
89 71 Greensboro 31 21
90 67 Henderson 32 19
87 68 Hickory 31 20
89 69 High Point 32 21
86 63 Mount Airy 30 17
91 70 Raleigh 33 21
91 66 Shelby 33 19

North Carolina Coast

July temperatures: daily averages
High °F Low °F Place High °C Low °C
86 76 Atlantic Beach 30 24
87 74 Beaufort 30 24
89 71 Belhaven 31 22
87 75 Cape Hatteras 31 24
93 73 Cedar Island 34 23
89 72 Edenton 32 22
89 73 Elizabeth City 32 23
91 71 Fayetteville 33 22
91 72 Goldsboro 33 22
90 71 Greenville 32 22
88 68 Hofmann Forest 31 20
90 71 Jacksonville 32 22
91 71 Kinston 33 22
91 71 Lumberton 33 22
86 73 Manteo 30 23
86 74 Morehead City 30 23
90 71 New Bern 32 22
85 74 Ocracoke 30 23
89 70 Roanoke Rapids 32 21
88 69 Rocky Mount 31 21
92 73 Southport 33 23
90 73 Wilmington 32 23
90 71 Wilson 32 22
Reference

NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI). Climate Normals.

North Carolina Temperatures
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