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Climate: In the taiga there are many extremes in the weather. The lowest temperature in the taiga is -76Â°F in the coldest part of winter. The highest temperature is +104Â°F during the middle of summer. This big change in temperature seems even more extreme because the winter lasts for 7 months of the year but the summer only lasts for less than 4.
Climate: Climate in the taiga is cold, with average annual temperatures from about +5Â° to -5Â° C (see figure at right). I always find it interesting to note that one location with a coniferous forest, Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming, has an average annual temperature of only 1Â° C! Precipitation varies, from about 20 cm of precipitation per year to over 200 cm. Much of the precipitation, of course, is in the form of snow. The winters are cold and long; summers are relatively short and cool. With snowmelt and low temperatures, there is little evaporation in the summer, so the ground is usually very moist during the growing season.