The Ohio County With The Hottest Summers In The State

Summer is still in full swing, and with it has come some extremely hot temperatures. From average warm temps and high humidity sending people flocking to swimming pools or the beach to heat waves forcing them to take shelter indoors, some places experience hotter temperatures than others.

Stacker analyzed data from years past to determine which Ohio counties get a bit warmer during the summer months than others. Here's how the site determined the list:

"Stacker compiled a list of the counties with the warmest summers in Ohio using data from the National Centers for Environmental Information. Data represents the average temperatures from June to August 2022; the historic average is the average for these months from 1901 to 2000."

According to the site, the hottest county in Ohio is Hamilton County, with a summer 2022 average temperature of 75 degrees. The historic average summer temp is 75 degrees, and last summer had a 1.4 degree difference.

These are the Ohio counties with the Top 10 hottest summers:

1. Hamilton County
2. Clermont County
3. Lucas County
4. Butler County
5. Warren County
6. Montgomery County
7. Lawrence County
8. Miami County
9. Wood County
10. Scioto County

Check out Stacker's full list to see more of the hottest counties in Ohio. To see the other side of the thermometer's effects, read up on the coldest city in Ohio and see where the biggest snowfall in the state was recorded.