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The Peace River Parkland Climate

A snapshot of the climate of the Peace River Parkland The mean annual precipitation of the Peace River Parkland is approximately 350-440 millimeters. The mean May through September temperature is generally around 13 degrees Celsius and the frost-free period averages about 95 days each year. The climate of this subregion has shorter, cooler summers and longer, colder winters than the other parkland subregions.  It also has higher precipitation, less wind and lower evaporation.

 

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