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Park climate1991–2020 climate normals98 m source elevationNASA POWER

Twelve-month climatology profile for a representative coordinate at 98.41 meters elevation

Clark Peninsula Monthly Climate Normals, Temperature, Precipitation, and Atmospheric Patterns

This profile presents long-term climate normals for Clark Peninsula in Antarctica, derived from NASA POWER measurements spanning 1991 to 2020. Data includes monthly averages for minimum and maximum temperatures, daily precipitation rates, relative humidity, wind speeds, and daylight hours. These statistics characterize the atmospheric rhythm at a single representative coordinate rather than providing current weather forecasts or location-wide conditions.

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Annual climate pattern

Trace long-term average minimum, mean, and maximum temperatures alongside daily precipitation rates across all twelve months

Clark Peninsula Annual Climate Normals: Monthly Temperature and Precipitation Patterns

Clark Peninsula experiences an annual temperature cycle where monthly average means range from mild summer readings down to deep winter lows while average daily maximums stay below freezing for most of the calendar. These twelve-month NASA POWER climatology records from a representative coordinate also track consistent average daily precipitation rates throughout the year.
Mean temperatureAverage minimum–maximum rangePrecipitation
Temperature (°C)PrecipitationUp to 1.8 mm/day-30°-25°-20°-15°-10°-5°0°5°-2°-4°-8°-12°-15°-15°-15°-15°-14°-12°-6°-3°00.511.521.11.51.31.71.61.81.81.71.71.31.41.3JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Annual mean
-10 °C
Warmest month
January
Coolest month
August
Wettest month
July
Twelve-month climate

Compare long-term averages for temperature bounds, precipitation rates, wind, and daylight across the calendar year

Clark Peninsula Monthly Climate Records: Twelve-Month Temperature and Weather Patterns

Analysis of climate normals across all twelve months reveals shifts in average minimum and maximum temperatures alongside daily precipitation rates and wind speeds at a representative coordinate. Examining humidity levels and calculated daylight duration alongside thermal bounds provides a comprehensive climatological baseline for the region.
Mean temperaturePrecipitationHumidityWind speedDaylight
January-2 °C-7.7° to 1.4°1.1 mm/day79.8%5.8 m/s20.1 hours
February-3.7 °C-10.2° to 0.7°1.5 mm/day78%6.4 m/s16.4 hours
March-7.5 °C-16.2° to -1.1°1.3 mm/day79%6.6 m/s12.7 hours
April-11.5 °C-21.6° to -3°1.7 mm/day82.9%7.2 m/s9 hours
May-14.7 °C-26° to -4°1.6 mm/day85.6%7 m/s5.1 hours
June-14.8 °C-25.8° to -4.8°1.8 mm/day84.8%8.3 m/s1.9 hours
July-15.2 °C-26.5° to -4.5°1.8 mm/day84.7%8.8 m/s3.7 hours
August-15.5 °C-26.9° to -4.2°1.7 mm/day85.1%8.3 m/s7.6 hours
September-14 °C-25.4° to -4.1°1.7 mm/day82.7%8.2 m/s11.4 hours
October-11.8 °C-22.3° to -3.6°1.3 mm/day79.5%6.9 m/s15.1 hours
November-6.3 °C-15.7° to -0.5°1.4 mm/day76.3%6.9 m/s19 hours
December-2.8 °C-9.2° to 1°1.3 mm/day79%5.9 m/s22.2 hours
Calculated climate highlights

Comparative analysis of long-term temperature, wind, humidity, and daylight duration normals

Clark Peninsula Monthly Climate Highlights: Warmest, Coolest, and Wettest Averages

Calculated monthly normals identify the warmest, coolest, wettest, and windiest periods across the sampled coordinate within Clark Peninsula. These comparative metrics summarize annual climatology patterns without representing observed weather extremes or localized ground conditions.
Warmest month
January-2 °C
Coolest month
August-15.5 °C
Wettest month
July1.8 mm/day
Driest month
January1.1 mm/day
Most humid month
May85.6%
Windiest month
July8.8 m/s
Longest daylight
December22.2 hours

Interactive climate map

Compare National Park Climate Data Through an Interactive Global Map

Visit the MoriAtlas climate map to compare long-term monthly temperature and precipitation metrics across national parks. This visual interface helps you understand seasonal variations at specific protected area coordinates to deepen your knowledge of global park geography and environmental characteristics.

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Comparing Clark Peninsula Climate Profiles with Other Protected Areas Across Antarctica

Examine standardized monthly temperature, precipitation, humidity, wind, and daylight patterns to evaluate atmospheric conditions across different protected areas. Comparing multiple park records reveals distinct seasonal rhythms and regional environmental variations without implying identical weather or terrain.
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Amanda Bay

Annual mean
-11.2 °C
Warmest month
January
Wettest month
March
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