Name:Isabella Puchlik #: 21

Date: 2/6/18 Period: 2

Climate Report

City: Toledo, Ohio

Latitude: 41.7 N Longitude: 83.6 W
Elevation: 187 meters (614 feet)

Month Mean Temperature Mean Precipitation

(in ˚C) (in mm)

January -3 57.6

February -2 53.9

March 3 55.3

April 10 71.3

May 16 88.4

June 21 80.2

July 23 88.6

August 22 82.2

September 18 65.5

October 12 61.1
 November 6 55.3

December -1 64.4

YEARLY AVERAGE 11.0833333 68.65

RANGE 26 34.7

Precipitation
In the city, Toledo, Ohio, there is a lot of precipitation (mm) throughout the year. The month that has the most rain is in the month July,
which might be surprising because in the summer there is usually not a lot of rain but in
Toledo, Ohio there is. The month that has the least amount of rain is February. The yearly
average for precipitation (mm) in Toledo is 68.65 mm. The range in Toledo, Ohio is 34.7
mm.
The patterns that I see in the precipitation (mm) chart is that in the summer
there is the most precipitation (mm). Usually in the summer there is no rain and when it
gets colder there's more rain but surprisingly if you were to go to Toledo, Ohio in the
summer there would be a lot of rain and in the winter only a little bit of rain. In fact the
only month that have a lot of precipitation (mm) in the winter time is December and
January.

Temperature
The temperature in Toledo, Ohio is very cold. In the summer the low in Toledo
Ohio for the summer time in June 63 degrees F. The high is 87 degrees F. In Toledo Ohio in July for
the low the temperature is 68 degrees F. The high in July in Toledo Ohio is still 87 degrees F.
The yearly average for temperature is 11.0833333 (never ending 3’s). The range for
Toledo, Ohio is 26. Even though summer is supposed to be hot in Toledo Ohio there is still 3.86
inches of rain in June. In July In Toledo Ohio there is 3.11 inches of rain.
Elevation
Toledo is on a a little mountain but it’s not that high up unlike the city's next to Toledo which are Buffalo, New York and Cleveland, Ohio
which are on high mountains. Toledo, Ohio is at and elevation of 187 meters (614
feet). But the prevailing winds would not hit the mountain that Toledo is near. If
Toledo, Ohio was near a big mountain then Toledo would be much much colder. The
city would be colder because at higher elevations the place gets colder because the
air is more dense and because there is less oxygen as you keep going up.

Geographic Effects Of Water

The city Toledo in Ohio is near a big body of water called the great lake. How this affects weather is when you are near a beach or a big
body of water, its hot, but there is a breeze to cool it down. But since Toledo, Ohio is
near a lake it's not really that hot near the great lake it's actually quite cold. It is
also very cold because Ohio is near the top of the U.S. and near the top of the U.S. it is
the coldest. How this affects precipitation (mm) is since it gets really cold in Toledo,
Ohio there will be more rain because when it gets colder it tends to rain more.

Geographic Effects of Mountains

The city Toledo , Ohio is near a tinier mountain than the cities around it.
This mountain makes the city at 187 meters (614 feet). Showing where the prevailing
winds are going is not heading towards Toledo. In fact the prevailing winds are all the
way down to Florida. Sine this medium sized mountain lifts the city up a bit this makes
it even more cold.
When you keep going up in the atmosphere it gets colder because there is less
oxygen and because the air is less dense. How this affects precipitation (mm) is it will
rain more because when its colder it rains more.