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Park climate1991–2020 climate normals191 m source elevationNASA POWER

Twelve month analysis of temperature, precipitation, humidity, and daylight patterns

Torngat Mountains National Park Monthly Climate Normals and Representative Atmospheric Data

Examine the long term climate record for Torngat Mountains National Park, derived from NASA POWER measurements at a representative coordinate. Monthly values detail the progression of temperature, precipitation, wind speed, and daylight duration from 1991 to 2020. Understanding these atmospheric normals provides clarity on the regional landscape rhythm through the calendar year.

Annual climate pattern

Analyze thirty years of average monthly thermal ranges and daily precipitation patterns.

Torngat Mountains National Park Monthly Temperature and Precipitation Patterns

Long term mean temperatures at 191 meters elevation transition from winter averages below negative twenty degrees Celsius to summer averages near seven degrees Celsius. Average daily precipitation rates range from under two millimeters in spring to nearly three millimeters in late summer, representing historical thirty year climate normals.
Mean temperatureAverage minimum–maximum rangePrecipitation
Temperature (°C)PrecipitationUp to 2.9 mm/day-40°-30°-20°-10°0°10°20°-20°-21°-16°-9°-2°3°7°7°3°-1°-6°-12°01231.81.71.51.91.62.42.82.62.92.62.42JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Annual mean
-5.6 °C
Warmest month
August
Coolest month
February
Wettest month
September
Twelve-month climate

Compare long term average temperature bounds, daily precipitation, wind speed, and calculated daylight

Torngat Mountains National Park Twelve Month Climate and Weather by Month Normals

Climatological records from 1991 to 2020 establish a twelve month profile for Torngat Mountains National Park using data from a representative coordinate at 191.38 meters elevation. Comparing monthly fluctuations across average temperature bounds, daily precipitation rates, relative humidity, wind speeds, and calculated daylight hours clarifies the park's subarctic climate patterns.
Mean temperaturePrecipitationHumidityWind speedDaylight
January-19.9 °C-32.7° to -4.2°1.8 mm/day97.2%7.9 m/s6.6 hours
February-20.9 °C-32.7° to -6°1.7 mm/day96.7%7.3 m/s8.8 hours
March-15.8 °C-29.1° to -1.4°1.5 mm/day93.9%7 m/s11.5 hours
April-8.7 °C-20.7° to 1.5°1.9 mm/day90.9%6.2 m/s14.2 hours
May-2.3 °C-11.6° to 5.6°1.6 mm/day89.5%5.3 m/s16.7 hours
June2.9 °C-3.7° to 13.1°2.4 mm/day88.9%4.7 m/s18.2 hours
July6.9 °C0.7° to 17.8°2.8 mm/day87.9%4.2 m/s17.5 hours
August7 °C1.1° to 16.8°2.6 mm/day87.8%4.5 m/s15.2 hours
September3 °C-1.9° to 11.7°2.9 mm/day88.3%5.8 m/s12.5 hours
October-1.3 °C-7.8° to 4.6°2.6 mm/day89.2%6 m/s9.7 hours
November-6.3 °C-14.5° to 0.6°2.4 mm/day90.1%6.9 m/s7.2 hours
December-12.5 °C-25.4° to -2°2 mm/day94.5%7.8 m/s5.8 hours

Compare two months

See two months side by side and how much they differ. Both use the same 1991–2020 climate normals and NASA POWER data point as the table above, so they show typical conditions, not a forecast.

Mean temperature
February: -20.9 °C
August: 7 °C
Change from February to August: +27.9 °C
Precipitation
February: 1.7 mm/day
August: 2.6 mm/day
Change from February to August: +1 mm/day
Daylight
February: 8.8 hours
August: 15.2 hours
Change from February to August: +6.3 hours
Calculated climate highlights

Comparing long-term averages for temperature, precipitation, wind speed, and daylight duration

Calculated Monthly Climate Highlights for Torngat Mountains National Park

Long-term climatology data from a representative elevation of 191.38 meters reveals the primary seasonal shifts through calculated monthly averages rather than individual weather records. Comparing the warmest, coolest, wettest, and windiest months alongside daylight duration provides a structured overview of the annual cycle without generalizing conditions across the entire terrain.
Warmest month
August7 °C
Coolest month
February-20.9 °C
Wettest month
September2.9 mm/day
Driest month
March1.5 mm/day
Most humid month
January97.2%
Windiest month
January7.9 m/s
Longest daylight
June18.2 hours

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