The climate of Death Valley

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Language

English

Bibliographic Citation

The California Geographer 32: 39-50

Notes

Since Death Valley is one of the hottest and driest places on earth, one would think that its climate is well-documented. Such is not the case. There are several brief published accounts of narrow aspects of Death Valley's climate. However, none of these represent a detailed summary of the climate and they are often buried in more general works. It is hoped that this work is a step in filling this void. Climatic data for Death Valley are incomplete both in terms of area and of time. Precipitation data have been collected from many parts of the region but at different times for different places and often only for certain months of the year

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The climate of Death Valley