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Geology -
Mojave National Preserve: Landforms & Erosional Processes Weather DataHistoric weather data for the Mojave National Preserve is relatively scarce because there are no significant population centers or airports in the vicinity where records were kept. The table below provides a summary of selected sites and data from in and around the greater Mojave region that might serve as a proxy for weather conditions in different settings within the national preserve (none of the sites are within the preserve itself). In the future data from many additional weather stations in the region will be available.The weather data basically shows what any of the regional residents could tell you. The region has very hot summers and cool winters. Most of the rain falls in the winter months, but August typically has some monsoonal storms. Spring tends to be the windiest season, and fall is the dryest and least windy season.
Temperature and precipitation data from: NOAA, National Climatic
Center (re-compiled by Gale Research Company, 1983, Climate Normals for
the U.S. [Base: 1951-1980]: Detroit, MI.) **Mitchell Caverns, CA data
reported from 1971 to 2000. Next > Geologic History |
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