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Yaphank, New York, a hamlet in Suffolk County situated on Long Island, experiences a moderate level of precipitation, reflective of the Northeastern United States’ climate patterns. The area enjoys a humid subtropical climate, with summers that are typically warm and humid, and winters that are relatively cold.
Compared to other regions, Yaphank does not receive excessive rainfall, but it gets its fair share spread across the year. On average, Yaphank accumulates around 45 to 50 inches of rain annually, with the wettest months typically being March through August. The spring and summer months often bring a mix of brief heavy showers and thunderstorms, which contribute significantly to the monthly totals.
Fall tends to be slightly drier, while winter precipitation is often a mix of rain, sleet, and snow. Snowfall in Yaphank can vary greatly year by year, but the region averages around 25 inches of snow per winter. The precipitation in both forms ensures an adequate water supply for the local ecosystems, reservoirs, and ensures the lushness for which the area is known.
The distribution of rainfall in Yaphank is reasonably even, with no pronounced dry season. This consistent rainfall supports the area’s agriculture, replenishes local aquifers, and sustains the natural landscapes, including the nearby Pine Barrens, which are one of the largest remaining areas of pine barrens in the Northeast United States.