miércoles, 26 de marzo de 2014
CLIMA DEL ESTADO
In most of the state the climate is cold and very dry ( with heavy rainfall throughout the year from 200 to 500 mm in the valleys Baggins ) . High in the mountains the climate is much colder with rain throughout the year, and winter with frost and snow (due to the low temperatures and the moist winds from the Pacific ) . Average rainfall 800 mm and an average temperature of 16 ° C. The central area and saw the state including the capital have a cold weather most of the year, although in the popular sound mentioned that this area has the right climate in the right season , ie spring temperatures are recorded to 35 ° , heavy rains in summer and in winter this area is one of the coldest in the country . It is worth mentioning that the state is the coldest area of Mexico , which is a zone of Guanaceví nestled in the Sierra Madre Occidental which records the lowest temperatures in the country as well as the community of Santa Barbara, the latter in the town of Durango , with minimum temperatures ranging -20 ° C and the community 's Rosilla record with minimum temperatures ranging in -26 º C.
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