Cold desert

New Kingman-Butler, Arizona

Mohave County, Arizona · Population 14k · 3,435 ft elevation

Living in New Kingman-Butler

New Kingman-Butler has a cold desert climate: scorching summers (July highs around 99°F) and chilly winters (January lows around 31°F).

Precipitation is very dry at about 8″ a year, and it essentially never sees snow.

Skies are exceptionally sunny (82% of possible sunshine). It never gets truly muggy.

Air quality is excellent: a median AQI of 17, with about 2 unhealthy-air days in the latest year.

New Kingman-Butler is an outdoor hub: about 51% of the land within 30 miles is public (parks, national forest and the like), and the terrain rises and falls about 3,400 ft around town.

New Kingman-Butler at a glance

Population
14k
Elevation
3,435 ft
Average daily high
77°F81th percentile
Average daily low
48°F62th percentile
Annual precipitation
8″1th percentile
Annual snowfall
0″0th percentile
Sunshine hours per year
3,669 hrs95th percentile
Median AQI
171th percentile
Median home value
$101k6th percentile
Median rent
$936/mo28th percentile
Median household income
$43k7th percentile
Property tax rate
0.55%12th percentile
Top state income-tax rate
2.5%
Sales tax (state + local)
8.4%
Unemployment rate
3.6%
Homes with broadband
79%7th percentile
Walkability index
6.720th percentile
Average commute
20 min
Math proficiency (8th grade)
19%10th percentile
Reading proficiency (8th grade)
22%
Overall natural-hazard risk
9564th percentile
Outdoor access
9695th percentile
Public land within 10 miles
26%
Public land within 30 miles
51%
Mountain relief within 30 miles
3,412 ft

Climate by month

Average monthly weather in New Kingman-Butler, Arizona
MonthHighLowPrecipitationSnowSunshine
Jan57°F31°F1.0″—236 hrs
Feb61°F33°F1.0″—228 hrs
Mar67°F38°F0.6″—297 hrs
Apr75°F43°F0.5″—332 hrs
May85°F53°F0.1″—380 hrs
Jun95°F62°F0.1″—403 hrs
Jul99°F70°F0.9″—353 hrs
Aug97°F69°F0.9″—344 hrs
Sep91°F60°F1.0″—322 hrs
Oct79°F48°F0.7″—298 hrs
Nov66°F37°F0.6″—255 hrs
Dec56°F30°F0.7″—221 hrs

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Sources: NOAA climate normals, NASA POWER, EPA air quality, U.S. Census Bureau, FEMA, FBI, EPA walkability and EDFacts. Methodology