The climate in Khakasia, from what I could gather off the internet is no different than home. Continental, which is hot and dry in summer and cold and dry in winter. Well, OK, dry was not a word applicable to this summer at home in dear old Saskatchewan but you get he picture.
Precip is a bit different in pattern as they get more in July through October than we do and much less in winter, though I only have one data source. Once I get there I will have data from several villages where it is kept religiously but does not appear on official internet weather sites.
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Mean Monthly Temperatures Khakasia and Saskatchewan |
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Mean monthly precipitation Khakasia and Saskatchewan |
It would appear that the winters are even milder than Saskatchewan in some locations in Khakasia and summers slightly warmer. These are 30 year averages. Now when you get to Chita on the east side of Lake Baikal, there it gets COLD. Summer temps same as Sask but winter temps are 10C colder on average. Chita was where the Tsar banished the surviving
Decembrists of 1825. Lenin was also supposed to go there but was able to use his influence to get reassigned to
Sushenskoye in Khakasia.
Not so different from Saskatoon at all. Chita? No, thanks.
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