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The average precipitation per year is about 40 inches. The average precipitation for the summer is between 10-20 inches. The average precipitation for the winter is between 20-40 inches. The type of precipitation that falls in the taiga climate are rain in summer and mostly snow in winter.
The temperature in the Taiga is Very Low. Seasons are divided into short, moist, and moderately warm summers where day light is almost 20 hours long and primarily long cold and dry winters lasting for six to seven months. Fall is extreemly short and Spring brings flowers as well as causing ponds to melt and brings animals out of hibernation. Taiga is labeled a DFC Climate. The C means that fewer than 4 months in a year have an average temperature over 50 degrees fahrenheit (10 degrees Celsius) . Cold winds create bitterly cold air from the Arctic Circle as well. When there is no cloud cover the nights get even colder.