Innoko Wilderness monthly climate across a subarctic wetland and muskeg landscape

Name: Innoko Wilderness monthly climate normals
Creator: NASA POWER

At Innoko Wilderness’s sampled point, mean temperature measures -20.36 °C in January and 14.14 °C in July. Daily precipitation averages 0.87 mm in March and 2.81 mm in August, while daylight is 4.39 hours in December and 19.60 hours in June. NASA POWER provides these 1991–2020 monthly normals for one 61.33 m coordinate; they are neither live conditions nor a forecast or uniform portrait of the wilderness.

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Annual climate pattern

Long term average monthly thermal ranges and daily precipitation rates across twelve calendar months

Innoko Wilderness Annual Climate Normals, Monthly Temperature And Precipitation Patterns

Average monthly temperatures span from subzero winter minimums to positive summer maximums across the representative coordinate, while average daily precipitation rates vary moderately throughout the year. These figures reflect historical climate normals recorded between 1991 and 2020 rather than live weather conditions.

Mean temperatureAverage minimum–maximum rangePrecipitation

Annual mean: -2.5 °C
Warmest month: July
Coolest month: January
Wettest month: August

Twelve-month climate

Track temperature bounds, average daily precipitation, wind, humidity, and daylight across the annual cycle

Innoko Wilderness Twelve Month Climate Comparison and Weather Normals

Examine long-term monthly climate norms for Innoko Wilderness by tracing average temperature ranges alongside daily precipitation rates across the full calendar year. Compare relative humidity, wind speed, and calculated daylight hours to understand the complete annual environmental cycle at a representative coordinate.

	Mean temperature	Precipitation	Humidity	Wind speed	Daylight
January	-20.4 °C-42.8° to -1.1°	1 mm/day	98.2%	2.8 m/s	5.5 hours
February	-15 °C-36.3° to 0.5°	1.2 mm/day	98%	2.9 m/s	8.3 hours
March	-12 °C-30.7° to 1.3°	0.9 mm/day	97%	2.7 m/s	11.4 hours
April	-1.7 °C-18.2° to 11.4°	1 mm/day	87.8%	2.4 m/s	14.6 hours
May	7.3 °C-4.6° to 20.5°	1.3 mm/day	77.2%	2.1 m/s	17.7 hours
June	13 °C2.3° to 24.1°	2 mm/day	77.7%	1.7 m/s	19.6 hours
July	14.1 °C5.1° to 25.1°	2.6 mm/day	82.4%	1.7 m/s	18.6 hours
August	11.7 °C2.3° to 22.1°	2.8 mm/day	85.8%	1.9 m/s	15.7 hours
September	6.3 °C-3.6° to 17.1°	2.3 mm/day	88.4%	2 m/s	12.5 hours
October	-2.5 °C-14.3° to 9.3°	1.5 mm/day	92.6%	2.2 m/s	9.3 hours
November	-12.8 °C-30.2° to 0.6°	1.5 mm/day	96.7%	2.5 m/s	6.2 hours
December	-17.8 °C-36.9° to -0.6°	1.2 mm/day	98.3%	2.6 m/s	4.4 hours

Calculated climate highlights

Comparative monthly averages for temperature, precipitation, humidity, wind, and daylight duration

Innoko Wilderness Calculated Monthly Climate Highlights and Seasonal Extremes

Calculated monthly normals establish comparative highs and lows for temperature, precipitation, humidity, wind speed, and daylight duration across the representative coordinate. Resulting highlights summarize long-term climatology patterns rather than documenting individual weather events or local extremes.

Warmest month: July14.1 °C
Coolest month: January-20.4 °C
Wettest month: August2.8 mm/day
Driest month: March0.9 mm/day
Most humid month: December98.3%
Windiest month: February2.9 m/s
Longest daylight: June19.6 hours

Interactive climate map

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