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Yorktown, NJ, a locality that may be hypothetical as there is no widely recognized Yorktown in New Jersey, could be expected to have rainfall patterns similar to other areas in the northeastern United States. However, due to the lack of specific data on “Yorktown, NJ,” I will use the information from a town with a similar climate within the state for illustrative purposes.
New Jersey broadly experiences a temperate climate with four distinct seasons, characterized by cold winters and warm, humid summers. Areas within the state, on average, receive a fair amount of precipitation throughout the year, with no distinct dry season. On average, annual rainfall in New Jersey can range from about 40 to 50 inches, depending on the region.
If we consider a town that could typify “Yorktown” within New Jersey, we might expect monthly rainfall to vary, with the higher amounts usually occurring in the late spring and summer months, generally peaking around July or August. This is typically when thunderstorms are frequent, contributing to higher precipitation totals. Conversely, the winter months may see less rainfall but could include snowfall, which contributes to the overall precipitation when it melts.
Precipitation is spread relatively evenly throughout the year, ensuring sufficient water supply for the lush landscapes, agricultural areas, and water systems in the region. However, like many places, rainfall can vary year to year and season to season, influenced by broader climatic patterns such as the North Atlantic Oscillation or the occasional tropical cyclone remnants affecting Eastern coast states.