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Soldotna experiences mild summers and relatively warm winters. The summer months of long days and a temperate climate make the area rich for outdoor activities.

Fishing, hiking, camping, and canoeing are among summer favorites. Winter temperatures remain warm relative to most Alaska communities.

Precipitation & Temperature

Precipitation (inches)	Temperature (Fahrenheit)
Mean Annual 17.4”	Jan. Mean High 19.2
Maximum Day 1.5”	Jan. Mean Low -2.5
Annual Snowfall 41.1”	July Mean High 65.8
	July Mean Low 46.7
Source: University of Alaska, AEIDC, Climatological Survey 1984
Elevation	111.8 feet
Daylight Hours	Summer maximum: 17 hours 4 minutes
	Winter Maximum: 5 hours 43 minutes

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