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The Central Parkland Climate

A snapshot of the climate of the Central Parkland The mean annual temperature for the Central Parkland Subregion sits at around 2 degrees Celsuis with a May through September average of 13 degrees Celsius. The frost-free period is, on average, 95 days out of each year while the average annual precipitation is approximately 350-450 millimeters, and a 300 millimeter average precipitation between the months of May and September.

 

 

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