What is the yearly percipitation of the tundra?

Answer 1

( Omsk,Russia )

Jan= 1 cm

Feb=0

Mar=1 cm

Apr=1 cm

May=2.7 cm

June=4.8 cm

Jul=5.6

Aug=4.8 cm

Sept=2.7 cm

Oct=2 cm

Nov=2 cm

Dec=1 cm

Answer 2

The yearly precipitation in the tundra biome typically ranges from 6 to 10 inches, with most of it falling as snow during the long winter months. This low precipitation level, combined with cold temperatures, contributes to the tundra's characteristic frozen and dry conditions.

Answer 3

It varies from very little to more than 50 inches. Tundra covers a lot of area.

Answer 4

6-10 inches/year in the Arctic Tundra. That includes snow melt. Some deserts receive more rainfall than this.

Answer 5

In the Arctic Tundra it rains less than 10 in per year, and in the Alpine Tundra it rains about 20 in per year. Most of it's precipitation is snow though.

Answer 6

30 inches per year

Answer 7

About 20 cm.

Answer 8

it's end the mountains

Answer 9

cold