Climate Chart of Vladivostok (Sibiria), Russian Federation

Monthly data: Temperature °C, Rain (mm), Sunshine (h) · 2013–2023

Climate overview

Temperature

Monthly mean temperatures range from -10.5 °C in January to 21.6 °C in August. This points to a substantial change in average conditions across the year, so visitors planning outdoor activities may want to choose clothing and plans with the month in mind. The monthly means are not daytime highs or lows and cannot describe the temperature on a particular visit. The unweighted mean across monthly means is 6.2 °C; it is a summary of those monthly averages, not a day-weighted annual average.

Rain

Mean daily rainfall reaches its highest monthly level at 6.05 mm/day in August, while the lowest is 0.00 mm/day in January. The lower-rainfall month may suit visitors prioritising a lower average, but a monthly daily mean does not show how often rain falls or guarantee dry days. The unweighted mean of the monthly daily means is 1.84 mm/day; these figures are daily averages, not monthly rainfall totals.

Snow

Mean daily snowfall is highest at 4.93 mm/day in March; the unweighted mean across monthly means is 1.57 mm/day. These are average daily amounts, not monthly totals. They do not establish how many days have snow, its depth or persistence, or whether conditions support skiing.

Sunshine

Mean daily sunshine is highest at 9.70 hours/day in April and lowest at 6.70 hours/day in November. These monthly averages can help with planning daylight outdoor activities, but sunshine duration is not the same as day length and does not guarantee sunshine on a given day. The unweighted mean across monthly means is 8.39 hours/day hours per day, a summary rather than a day-weighted annual average.

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For visitors prioritising cooler monthly-average conditions, January is the relevant option, with a mean temperature of -10.5 °C. Pack with that average in mind, while allowing for day-to-day conditions that the monthly figure cannot predict. If lower average rainfall is the priority, January is the month to consider, with mean daily rainfall of 0.00 mm/day. This does not guarantee dry weather or indicate rain frequency; for travel in August, when the mean daily rainfall is 6.05 mm/day, include rain-ready clothing or other flexible plans.

For daylight outdoor planning, mean daily sunshine is highest in April at 9.70 hours/day; the lowest monthly mean is in November at 6.70 hours/day. These averages can inform expectations, but sunshine duration is not day length and neither figure promises the conditions on a particular day. Snowfall planning should take account of the highest mean daily amount, 4.93 mm/day in March. This average alone cannot tell you how many days will have snowfall, how deep or lasting any snow may be, or whether snow-dependent activities are feasible.

Climate Data Overview for Vladivostok (Sibiria), Russian Federation

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