Death Valley

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Sand dunes in Death Valley

Death Valley is the lowest, driest and hottest part of the United States. It lies on the border between California and Nevada and has been designated as a National Park. Death Valley is 287 miles long and covers an area of about 3,000 square miles (7,800 km²).

The lowest point of Death Valley - Badwater Basin - is the lowest point in the United States at -282 ft (85.5 m) below sea level and is overlooked by Telescope Peak a mountain 11,049 feet
Badwater Basin - Lowest point in United States

Temperatures and Precipitation[1]

Jan Feb Mar Apr May June July Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Year
daily high
(average)
65° F 72° F 80° F 90° F9 9° F 109° F 115° F 113° F 106° F 92° F 76° F 65° F 90° F
18° C 22° C 27° C 32° C 37° C 43° C 46° C 45° C 41° C 33° C 24° C 18° C 32° C
daily low
(average)
39° F 46° F 53° F 62° F 71° F 80° F 88° F 85° F 75° F 62° F 48° F 39° F 62° F
4° C 8° C 12° C 17° C 22° C 27° C 31° C 29° C 24° C 17° C 9° C 4° C 17° C
record high 89° F 97° F 102° F 112° F 122° F 128° F 134° F 127° F 123° F 113° F 97° F 88° F 134° F
32° C 36° C 39° C 45° C 50° C 53° C 57° C 53° C 50° C 45° C 36° C 31° C 57° C
record low 15° F 25° F 30° F 35° F 42° F 49° F 62° F 64° F 41° F 32° F 24° F 19° F 15° F
-9° C -4° C -1° C 2° C 6° C 10° C 17° C 18° C 5° C 0° C -4°C -7° C -9° C
precipitation 0.27" 0.35" 0.25" 0.12" 0.08" 0.04" 0.11" 0.10" 0.14" 0.11" 0.18" 0.19" 1.94"
0.7 cm 0.9 cm 0.6 cm 0.3 cm 0.2 cm 0.1 cm 0.3 cm 0.3 cm 0.4 cm 0.3 cm 0.5 cm 0.5 cm 4.9 cm
Death Valley

References

  1. Death Valley National Park: Weather & Climate (National Parks Service)