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..T T... T. ;. <br />Lorrrr~prr^~ <br />4ver3;-e annual oraci-;itst9on <br />nt Lcn --opt is 12.03 inches; <br />Relative hur.idi t^ is 1!,out <br />30 to 3" percent in su:~~er, <br />and shout !~0 to ''0 percent <br />in winter. Ordinsril••, <br />early morninF hu^~idit•' <br />run,:es !'rpm ~~ to ~0 per- <br />cent to the sumrer, and <br />°rom ~0 to '0 percent in <br />the winter. <br />Lant~onl <br />8 ..~ <br />° 2.0 <br />1.5 <br />~ ie <br />Temperature -'.'inter temp- <br />eratures are modi:'ied b•- <br />th.e frequent occurence of <br />warm downslone win~?s"rpm <br />th.e west. At Lonq-iont to <br />about 1 gear in 2, the <br />lo~~est temperature is loU~- <br />er than 10~ ='.',slow zero. <br />The average ,7anuar~: temperature <br />s <br />in Lon~ont is 27° <br />In Longmont s+y-sner temperature reaches 100° about 1 <br />^ear in 2. The nv~ra,;e July temperature at ?;on~nont <br />is 71,0°. These temperatures are accomp=pied ',fir lo~° <br />humidit~r and therefore, are more comforta'.•le than <br />mi¢ht be expected. Also, hich daytime temperatures <br />are Collow.ed b^ cool evenings and b•• nirhts usuall': <br />below ~0°, <br />The lenth of the ~-rnwin.r. season in LOnEmCnt is 1!~0 <br />dues. The sversGe Gate of tha ''first killine frost <br />in f211 is September ~?; the arerure dots of the last <br />';illin~- _°rost ?n sorin~ ~. "3- 11, <br /> <br />