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The climatic conditions in New York are pleasant in summer in the higher parts of the Southern Plateau, Catskills, Adirondacks and other parts of New York excluding the New York City, where the summer is humid and uncomfortable. The people in New York enjoying the pleasant summer, indulge themselves in various recreational and outdoor activities.
The circulating winds along with the storms result in the occurrence of rainfall carrying moisture from the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico. The amount of rainfall in New York is regulated by the by the topographical and geographical characteristics of the Atlantic Ocean and the Great Lakes. The south eastern portions of Lake Erie along with the higher parts of the Western Plateau experience lesser amount of rainfall than that in the western parts of Catskills and Tughill area which receives an excess of about 50 inches of precipitation. Rainfall occurs evenly in New York throughout the whole year. Rainy season in New York is not included as such in the annual cycle of the seasons.
Excess amounts of snowfall occur in New York. It receives an average annual snowfall of about 40 inches, excluding the coastal regions. Even within close proximities, different parts within the state of New York experience varied amount of snowfall, which is produced by the altitudinal, topographical and geographical positions of huge water bodies.
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